Sentence examples for particularly uncanny from inspiring English sources

What's particularly uncanny about Merrill -- indeed, what makes him seem even more supernatural -- is that he had all these gifts from the start.

This otherworldly contact is particularly uncanny because at the time Carson receives the messages, Houdini isn't dead -- in fact, he is at the peak of good health and enjoying a sold-out European tour.

Particularly uncanny is the case of Deandra Buchanan, who doesn't remember killing his aunt, step-father, and girlfriend but also doesn't deny that the evidence against him is damning.

Beginning in 2000, federal investigators began looking into Milberg Weiss's litigation practices, particularly its uncanny ability to beat other firms in the race to be named lead counsel in large class action suits, thereby ensuring itself a larger percentage of fees.

"Ghosts and gods figure in these narratives, as do the ideas that powerful emotions — particularly vengeance — can empower uncanny action," Ms. Kellogg wrote.

Everybody loves stories about crime, particularly murder, and the uncanny rituals and oddities that go along with any profane act.

It was a solitary place, particularly silent no birdsong and it felt uncanny, almost supernatural.

In the hands of the Surrealists of the 1920s and 1930s, and particularly its leader, Andre Breton, the Uncanny became the motivating principle and vision driving the Surrealists to call for an anti-aesthetic revolution seeking the integration of a Convulsive Beauty within everyday life.

There is Arlene, hung-up all ways, but attached to her friends, particularly Johnny, who becomes her faintly uncanny lover.

How hard did they rock?: Hard, in patches, particularly guitarist Tom Morello (who bears an uncanny resemblance to Manu Chao in his camo-wear and cap).

It was a solitary place, particularly silent — no birdsong — and it felt uncanny, almost supernatural.