Sentence examples for Quite uncannily from inspiring English sources

Quite uncannily, the forum is now down for maintenance 'until further notice'.

He looks at times quite uncannily like a Holbein merchant, and I think this is not mere luck but his skill.

"The 67-year-old Mirren rises to the daunting technical challenge with a quite uncannily fluid lightness of touch as she shifts back and forth on an age-spectrum of six decades," wrote The Independent's Paul Taylor.

But it's unlikely that any of them play football in a way that is quite so uncannily similar to Zizou.

These sources depict an origin of the universe that is clearly, and uncannily, similar to that of modern cosmology and quite unlike the views of some "fundamentalist" religions out there.

What also makes their impersonations multidimensional – and The Trip such compulsive viewing – is that pair aren't just wheeling out the classics, they are also impersonating themselves: playing people who sound uncannily like Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan, but who we know aren't quite the real thing.

While there are few who would deny that Brickstand's output up until now represents quite some achievement as a body of work, especially not after having seen the meticulous, uncannily accurate and aesthetically satisfying stadium models that Chris makes, it would be reasonable to wonder aloud why exactly someone would embark upon such a demanding enterprise.

JORDAN seems uncannily quiet.

She was uncannily human-looking.

The prediction proved uncannily accurate.

The nation appears uncannily united.