hauntedness

And it turns into a certain kind of hauntedness and loneliness.

The captain looked tired, and the lean hauntedness that had left her eyes in the thick of battle had returned.

The hauntedness would irritate him--the love would move him to fury.

The totality lacks the aggressive dread and spatial pyrotechnics of their video efforts but manages some particularly British hauntedness of its own.

But Ms. Britton sells Vivien’s abandon and vulnerability, and she conjures a hauntedness that isn’t necessarily in the script.

"The Glass Menagerie" is one of the first installments of this emotional autobiography: an expression of a hysteric's hauntedness, and his mastery of it through art.

The lyrical prowess with the sense of melody, the depth of honesty with levity, the soulfulness with hauntedness — it’s all the stuff I want to listen to.

But even though William Peter Blatty -- the writer of that novel and movie screenplay -- once owned this place, there is not a shred of hauntedness about it.

Reputed to be one of the USA's most haunted houses (if there are degrees of hauntedness), St Louis' Lemp Mansion has a long history of odd occurrences.

Once again he struck me as being a strange mixture of personal hauntedness, complete confinement in his own panicky universe, and yet at the same time open to all kinds of experiences from the outer world.

A professor of English at the University of Liverpool, he is eloquent throughout on two of the strongest strains in Bowen's work: her hauntedness, and what he calls "the gift or pain or dislocation of living between Ireland and England, of being bilocated."