They seem more real than still images, but are more artificial in themselves, even unsettling; they resemble experience but seem divorced from it, even supplanting it.
Like the hypnotic shimmering of the sea, the texture never rests, resembling Woolf's unsettling state of the mind and its stream of consciousness.
You arrive at your new dorm room and, after a few moments of excitement, come to the unsettling conclusion that you have either A) brought so much junk that your room will soon resemble a rummage sale or B) brought so little that even Steve Jobs would be uncomfortable in your spartan abode.
The most unsettling thing about the modern office is the way that what used to be a hierarchy has turned into a flow chart, with lines of command so various that they resemble circuit boards.
His newest and arguably most unsettling robot yet is Telenoid, which resembles a barely-formed robotic child, with a soft body, clay-like face and stubs instead of limbs.
It's a beautiful mess that resembles a work by James Rosenquist shrunk in the dryer; an unsettling large hand spattered with red paint (or blood) is its best moment.
Though a big fan of both meat and cheese, I could not help but find the name meat-cheese repellent, even aside from the fact that the picture featured a featureless pink slab that resembled neither meat nor cheese.Why is "meat-cheese" so unsettling?
Resembling a headless, mechanical canine, BigDog has to be one of the most unsettling robots out there.
Kydd's video of a black plastic bag whose edges flicker in the breeze every now and then is unsettling not only because at first it looks like a still photograph, but also because it resembles a body bag.
How unsettling it was for me the other evening, how moving, to see my old friend being impersonated up on the stage — and by an actress who actually resembled her and got just about everything right.
