Sentence examples for creepy use from inspiring English sources

It's a disquieting work that makes comical and creepy use of a plush elephant suit.

Brian MacDevitt's scene-dividing flash-bulb lighting and Darron L. West's sound effects, which make adroitly creepy use of everyday city noises, create the right frame for the evening, but the production inside it doesn't match.

Dating is another (if slightly creepy) use for the new Visual Search engine.

As it scales to tens of millions of users and ugly headlines begin to appear about creepy use by sexual predators, it's a certainty that law enforcement will come knocking with search warrants in hand for records in cases of suspected underage porn and solicitation of minors.

Arbus, who called all families "creepy," used her camera to measure individuals against society; she thought of herself as set apart, too, by talent.

She is also at work on a series called "Contemporary Clowns," exploring the ambiguity of characters that are simultaneously funny and creepy, using digital manipulation for the first time.

Tom Ewing Erland and the Carnival The Derby Ram Erland Cooper's band 21st-century take on the Midlands folk tale is as vivacious as it is creepy – using newspaper quotes to tell the story of the suicide of a Derby man who was barracked by a mob as he jumped.

But it can also have less beneficial, more creepy uses to mobile owners — so Blackphone has incorporated a technology into its device that knows when to kill the Wi-Fi to protect the users' privacy.

While there are many non-creepy uses of UDID, obviously this has the potential to most seriously affect the mobile advertising industry.

And I thought: how dramatic, how creepy, to use this therapy on me, just another heartbroken girl.

But he said it would be "creepy" to use a drone to get an image of someone in their backyard.