Sentence examples for question that haunts from inspiring English sources

It's a question that haunts the book.

It is a question that haunts the dystopian tradition.

The question that haunts both novels is: When did it begin?

Spartan and direct, it is a question that haunts all of Mexico.

This is the question that haunts Hvistendahl's book, and the broader debate over the vanished 160 million.

That is the question that haunts "Nazi Terror," much as it has energized scholarship over the last decade.

It was a question that haunted his campaign, even in a state he had cultivated for more than a decade.

The war in Ivory Coast began as a struggle over identity — over the question that haunted Cool B, the question of who gets to be considered Ivorian.

The same vexing question that haunted Dr Mahathir what to do with Mr Anwar should dominate Malaysian politics for a few more years yet.

"What are you doing with these nitwits?" It was a question that haunted Odets, who by then had grabbed fame's live wire and couldn't let go.

It was a question that haunted the battered left in the West, desperate for a real-life example of democratic socialism.