haunting

When chollas die, they leave behind twisted honeycomb-like skeletons that are nearly as haunting and beautiful as the living plant.

Four women have come forward over the last five years with hauntingly similar stories alleging harassment.

Marczak, who operated the camera himself, has crafted a beautiful, at times hauntingly poetic film.

Browne wrote hauntingly of the resemblance between the urn and the womb.

“You know you had a good hit when you hear the guy grunt,” Waters says, hauntingly, in an old interview featured in Head Games.

The pleasure from doughnuts, cherry pie, and “damn fine” coffee sat hauntingly beside the continual threat of violence.

She had once read the expression, "the authentic voice of happiness," and it had lived hauntingly in her memory.

"We will go when we get some money," Jack persisted hauntingly.

Humming in his ears was the refrain of a song which was both familiar and hauntingly pleasant.

As Peggy greeted him, she was conscious of something hauntingly familiar in his face.

Also there was something impersonally but hauntingly reminiscent about him; something baffling and disconcerting, too.