Sentence examples for eerie impression from inspiring English sources
Big screens create the eerie impression that a floating head is walking around, notes one manufacturer.
There is a sizeable demographic who can't help thinking of Larry David's eerie impression of Sanders.
I get the eerie impression that the water surface is actually a film thin as bubbles, dividing air from air.
In the capital, Rangoon, a year after the protests the streets project an eerie impression of normality.
He gradually removed the objects he portrayed from their natural context and reassembled them as if in accordance with a new, mysterious grammar, creating a ghostly, eerie impression.
A mass of red lilies backlit by the sun gives the eerie impression that you have walked into one of his most popular paintings.
As she belted them with verve and gusto, what you heard was the same eerie sound-alike impression of somebody else that Frank Sinatra Jr. brings to his father's catalog.
The impression is an eerie one of a family, a town, a society, riddled with corruption and a terrible coldness of heart.
"Valley of the Dolls," about a trio of glamorous, pill-popping career girls, has the advantage of being awesomely bad, with Patty Duke's scenery-gnawing impression of Judy Garland and Sharon Tate's eerie impersonation of the world's most beautiful zombie.
Combined with Jacques's eerie, timeless music, this approach solidifies the impression that, although Lulu inhabits a late-19th century epoch, she is still very much present today.
