Sentence examples for eerie vision from inspiring English sources
She's talking so quietly, and I can see that revisiting this eerie vision is traumatic for her.
His eerie vision has a lot in common with that of his predecessor, the German Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich, who also painted landscapes as cold and perfect as gelid vodka.
The novel is brilliant and extraordinary: an eerie vision of a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp seen through the matter-of-fact, anxious eyes of a boy, a sort of Huckleberry Finn in Shanghai.
In Gibson's eerie vision of our time, the future has come crashing upon us, fragmentary and undecipherable; as one character declares, We have no future because our present is too volatile.
Afterward, photographs of the empty streets offered an eerie vision of a world without people.
Burra, like the similarly disreputable Dalí, created eerie visions of a land gone mad.
Written by Joshua Conkel, and featuring songs by Matt Marks, the production, at the Bushwick Starr, still retains the scrappy, free-for-all vibe of a late-night diversion cooked up by folks who have spent whole days of their lives watching camp horror flicks, notably "Eyes of Laura Mars," in which Faye Dunaway memorably portrayed a fashion photographer beset by eerie visions of murder.
The drama, which debuted last month to decent ratings, stars Jennifer Beals as a brilliant cardiothoracic surgeon recruited by a billionaire to investigate near-death experiences, while still reeling from a personal brush with mortality that brought eerie visions of her late son.
There are moments of intense stillness, too – dreamy vistas of a lakeside paradise, eerie visions of love among the ruins – which punctuate the frenzied air of (self- destruction and self- destruction mandrity in the fiftysuggestng film-maker who has previously been accused of terminal adolescence.
The paintings that Caravaggio left on the island of Sicily at the start of the 17th century are stupendous masterpieces of popular art from which the power of his lost nativity can be judged: cavernous, eerie visions in the colours of fire and night.
A plague of ladybugs, eerie visions and other strange occurences are happening when a college student takes a summer job at a run-down English seaside resort where his father disappeared 15 years earlier.
