Sentence examples for eerie something from inspiring English sources

There was something eerie, something discombobulating, something scarcely believable about watching an England player sticking it to the silver fern as if he were playing a common or garden game of sevens.

It don't feel like death, but it feels eerie, like something's going to happen".

The inventor waves his hands near his mysterious device and it begins to moan, an eerie noise something like "wooo-eee-ooo".

But there is something eerie about the way it looks.

Then comes the eerie sense that something is missing: grime.

There's something eerie and sphinxlike about it.

But from open water there's something eerie in the way that slender portal to safety hides itself.

To me, this sentence had the eerie ring of something uttered at a séance.

"There is something eerie about any music that might be played by children," says Tracey.

Yet there is something eerie about this family of fighters and its patriarch.

There's something eerie about it, too: the girl's expression is both vulnerable and strong.