1.   Although she was eventually taken in by a group of missionaries, the ghosts from her days as a comfort woman continued to haunt her imagination.

2.   And if a spirit of vigorous animation dominates the evening, there are quieter moments that haunt the imagination.

3.   The book provides not so much a cautionary tale as a trustworthy, even-handed account of a life that continues to haunt our imagination.

4.   The miracle that qualified Edith Stein for sainthood began with the kind of thoroughly avoidable childhood accident that haunts the imagination of every conscientious parent.

5.   The statues have long haunted the imaginations of explorers, anthropologists and other visitors.

6.   Van Gogh and Pollock haunt our imaginations of modern art, as exemplary lives burned fast, crashed early and thereby left a legendary light.

7.   THE myth of Wyatt Earp, one of the greatest lawmen of American frontier life, continues to haunt the imaginations of movie-makers and literati alike.