Sentence examples for were haunted from inspiring English sources
verb
To inhabit, or visit frequently (most often used in reference to ghosts).
- A couple of ghosts haunt the old, burnt-down house.
His reigns were haunted by mysterious conspiracies and scandals.
Some F.B.I. agents were haunted by the Hatfill precedent.
(And people were haunted by the Eric Clapton score).
But when they turned their sights on Goldman, they were haunted by this testimony.
How sick could he be?" He said he and his customers were haunted by the killings.
Rumors spread that the steps were haunted, and ridership on the incline picked up.
Most important, they were haunted by two consecutive first-round upsets.
Patients showed up who were haunted by fears of a wide spectrum of diseases.
She suggested, perhaps rather obviously, that such movies were haunted by mass trauma over the use of nuclear weapons.
It was common knowledge that Anna's dreams were haunted by a disembodied pair of trousers she called Mr. Pants.
Some said they were haunted by scenes of cruelty they saw firsthand but that Isis propaganda teams edited out.
