Sentence examples for creepy feeling from inspiring English sources

"I got an increasingly creepy feeling as the lobbying went on on behalf of Mr Murdoch.

"I got that creepy feeling like Big Brother wants to get closer to me," he said.

And there is the slightly creepy feeling that Amazon knows too much about its users already.

A line of tiny hand stitches, stressed by wear, gives you a creepy feeling.

"You know, I'd get this creepy feeling walking around the set, seeing everyone's head turned down toward a screen".

WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE — Have you ever had the creepy feeling that someone is watching you while you're solving the crossword puzzle?

Mr. Greenman, in his e-mail message, cited the "creepy-crawly feeling" evoked by the word, but said that if it was entirely up to him he'd get rid of "deliciate," a mostly obsolete word meaning to revel or delight.

Mr. Greenman, in his e-mail message, cited the "creepy-crawly feeling" evoked by the word — full disclosure: it has appeared 87 times in The New York Times in the past year, according to a database search) — but said that if it was entirely up to him he'd get rid of "deliciate," a mostly obsolete word meaning to revel or delight.

Since you've been so bad this year all you're getting is a creepy-crawly feeling in your belly.

At the end of the first evening, having very purposefully consumed more wine than usual in the hopes that it would make me forget my replicating roommates, I got into bed with the kind of creepy-crawly feeling I had not felt since twenty years before when I lived in a roach-infested tenement apartment in Manhattan's Little Italy.

RLS is a neurological disorder and a sleep disorder, a condition that causes tingling, twitching, "creepy-crawly" feelings in the legs.