Sentence examples for which haunts from inspiring English sources

Or death itself, which haunts even the most beautiful landscapes?

It stands to exist with my mother's perfume, Shalimar, which haunts me to this day.

"Victorien Salagnon gave me all of time, through war which haunts our language".

But Callow is rightly generous to the surviving footage of the Jangadeiros raftsmen, which haunts anyone who has viewed it.

And the title is earned by the attention drawn to the horrific Rwandan genocide of 1994, which haunts the athletes and has left their nation in emotional ruins.

There's so little we know about Supreme Leader Snoke, the menacing shadow which haunts the edges of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Unlike the one about his sister's splinter, which haunted him for years.

Prothero escaped with a broken wrist and memories which haunted her long after she returned home.

Child sexual abuse, she said, "has devastating aftereffects which haunt the victims as they grow into adulthood".

I much prefer author and illustrator Shaun Tan's response to those books from childhood which haunt – traumatise?

But the bombings nonetheless raised the specter of Iraq, which haunted Mr. Blair through his recent election campaign.