Sentence examples for eerie study from inspiring English sources

The result made for an extraordinary, rather eerie study of the human face and its slow deterioration over time.

Aya Ben Ron's film Still Under Treatment is a troubling and eerie study of patients being anaesthetised prior to surgery.

"Raquel Bitton Sings Edith Piaf (The Golden Album)" (Sparrow Productions RB4271-2), Ms. Bitton's new CD, is an eerie study in the outer limits of vocal impressionism.

It was an eerie, elegant study in white, with the strangeness that should permeate "Don Giovanni".

She had been working for some time on these charming, slightly eerie nude studies, in the vein of Picasso's expressive single-line Vollard Suite etchings or even the whimsical near-abstraction of John Lennon's own drawings.

Although his new play is both overwrought and overlong, it pleasurably combines Hitchcock's eerie romanticism with a study in erotic obsession.

Otherwise, this is eerie stuff.

In one remarkable scene, a professor of Elvis studies and a professor of Hitler studies engage in an eerie discourse about each man's odd relationship to his mother.

I was half way to my outside study when I had that almost eerie sense of being watched.

And in an eerie presentiment of what was to come, a study of the venerable actor, Alec Clunes, was hijacked by a photograph of a stoved-in skull.

The Nazi modes of hatred and destruction are already sketched out in "Mein Kampf," Hartmann says, and the Institute's annotations peer into the future — an eerie necessity that does not usually come up in a historical study.