| The ghostliness is subtle, rather than evident, the drama static rather than dynamic. |
| They are often populated by solitary horses which simultaneously transmit ghostliness and, conversely, surprising weighty presence. |
| Her melancholy rays filter through the night, her silvery splendour intensifying the ghostliness of the scene. |
| With all its luxuriance of color, with all its violence of light, this tropical day has its ghostliness and its ghosts. |
| The relation between insanity and ghostliness in recent fiction is significant and forms the crux of many a story since Poe. |
| It struck me that this peculiar type of wire mask gave an indescribable tone of ghostliness to the whole exhibition. |
