Sentence examples for eerie idea from inspiring English sources

This has, I guess, always been the case with good books for young children, but Donaldson's light-on-their-feet fables, with their rhythms and repetitions, especially fit the bill, and encourage the eerie idea that at, say, 7.15pm on any given night, tens of thousands of glazed-eyed mums and dads are, in unison, chanting the immortal words: "My tie is a scarf for a cold giraffe".

Mr. Smith -- who always appears wearing a turban, to confuse you a little -- is a master of slow, eerie ideas on the Hammond organ; working in a setting of good-time, saloon-style music, he can turn it into a sance.

What drew me to Robert Frank's work was the eerie, sometimes crazy idea that, in many of his pictures of America, he was living out not only his own life but mine.

Here are some of our favorite responses to three of the book's indelible images:_ What drew me to Robert Frank's work was the eerie, sometimes crazy idea that, in many of his pictures of America, he was living out not only his own life but mine.

We're still not entirely sure how he made these images (is that moss hanging off the models?) nor do we know where his eerie and fantastical ideas come from, but we're pretty sure it has something to do with being born in Windsor.

The moment you leap off the boat, you're submerged into a different world, an utterly silent, often eerie world, with no idea what you're going to find.

With protesters now running out of ideas, an eerie calm came over the site as they regrouped in the "legal area" to discuss a plan of action.

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Graham originally suggested a story about a man who had the ability to drain Earth of its beauty, but Davies preferred his own idea about the eerie nature of paintings or illustration.

When he cut loose from his locomotive phrasing and played in rubato time — which he did in "Mockingbird Hill," inspired by Patti Page's version — the music became eerie and gorgeous: sifting through ideas, letting the melody carry the tune, he sounded a little more content to let the notes be themselves.

The photos were strangely pleasing and they pulled my ideas together in an eerie way: nursing, Scandinavia, functionality, work, isolation.