Sentence examples for particularly creepy from inspiring English sources

In "The Marble Faun," a particularly creepy episode takes place at the Catacombs of San Callisto.

For instance, the Intersect looked at one particularly creepy site, FamilyTreeNow, a couple of weeks ago.

Despite the wisecracks that visitors invariably make, these days there's nothing particularly creepy about the place.

In "Home," a white male doctor in the suburbs is singled out as a particularly creepy fiend.

Late afternoon also had a particularly creepy "Criminal Minds" clip about forced impregnation, with a chilling baby-doll motif.

Wilkinson says he found the tea-drinking monkey, the clowns and the porcelain dolls' heads particularly creepy.

Technological advancements are often perceived as threatening and creepy, particularly when they are applied to human behaviours.

The killings by a home-invasion robber in the premiere — six, in four different scenes — are particularly abrupt and creepy even by current television standards.

(In one particularly pointless and creepy scene, her character enjoys a private display of women's underwear -- modeled by a teenage boy).

Right, guys?" The 1999 film adaptation was summarised by one particularly astute critic as "creepy".

The members of the larger ensemble are stronger, particularly David Costabile as the creepy consigliere Wags.