How To Use Apparitional In A Sentence

The patch of wild raspberries, whose location is known only to us and to the apparitional gamekeeper, is laden with fruit.
Altogether there were 21 apparitional sightings, 4 involving two viewers.
Preliminary findings with electrostatic fields, ionizing radiation, infrasonic waves, and meteorological factors are also examined to consider their effects on the brain in relation to apparitional experiences.
We returned to our remote northern fastnesses to find that the Apparitional Gamekeeper had been busy.
Since everything that follows -- from the shrieking brattle of "Two Sails on a Sound" to the enchanted tribal vocal exercises of "Slippi" to the slow-building celebratory scuttle of "Too Soon" -- feels similarly crazed, drug-induced, and apparitional, Here Comes the Indian makes for particularly lucid listening.

Their daughters, appearing somewhat apparitional, stand behind their parents and watch.
Nevertheless, allowing for all imagined possibilities, -- granting even the likelihood of some inapprehensible relation between all past and all future conditioned-being, -- the tremendous question remains: What signifies the whole of apparitional existence to the Unconditioned? The Romance of the Milky Way And Other Studies & Stories
Life — exploits the confrontation with thought and feeling for all it's worth, an exploitation that subsequent years and thinkers will take in unimagined and unthinkable ways, in order to make all kinds of cultural profit, yet also to confront the incommensurability of thought itself, the place where our embodied experience of the world becomes the site of an uncanny, traumatic, apparitional encounter. Introduction
I was gratified and somewhat surprised to find the Apparitional One stamping into the kitchen, beaming, and holding out five whole pounds - since it is us, normally speaking, that pay him.
At one of these the anomaly was attended by a drop in temperature and an apparitional sighting by one of the investigators.
‘Life is apparitional and passes,’ the passage begins.