Sentence examples for But uncannily from inspiring English sources

The estate in Oakdale, Caerphilly, is many times larger, but uncannily similar in design to the Falcon.

Now it rears its head again in the shape of three independently conceived but uncannily similar versions of the final years of Charles Dickens.

The corroded metal armature, straight from Beijing but uncannily rhyming with Alcatraz's rusting infrastructure, supports dozens of rippling, reflective metal sheets.

Like the fiction, Amis's journalism is narrowly focused but uncannily vivid -- the details are fluorescent," as he writes of a collection of another author's work.

The appeal was universal but uncannily accurate (I mean who hasn't solemnly muttered the words, "should I get bangs" deep into the unblinking void?).

He then crops them to present a creepy voyeuristic snapshot of our privacy precious world, but uncannily removed from reality not just through the filter of Google's camera, but also the secondary filter of Wolf himself.

After the shooting, Dündar looked a bit ruffled but was uncannily composed.

SINCE the Bank of England was freed to set interest rates in May 1997, inflation has been not only exceptionally low but also uncannily stable.

Go Set a Watchman, an early draft of the book recovered by her attorney and published in 2015, showed Atticus more realistically as a white supremacist, shocking devoted readers of Mockingbird, but again uncannily in key with the national mood of angry disillusion over racial progress.

Darwin's Theory has been much developed and improved by countless scientists over the years, most dramatically since the discovery of DNA -- which Darwin knew nothing about, but which uncannily supported his theory and revealed the mechanism by which it works.

But the gift, uncannily, is visible in everything he does.