Sentence examples for uncannily, however from inspiring English sources

Uncannily, however, the ball came off his foot in what the press called a "banana kick," curved round the knotted defenders, and bulged the back of the net.

The Cobbe does, however, look uncannily like the Folger Shakespeare's Library 400-year-old Janssen Portrait.

She is absorbed in her thoughts, and yet uncannily seems to see through the viewer.

McCauley is still uncannily good at illuminating character through speech.

The more he talks, however, the more it sounds like an uncannily accurate description of Dyke as well.

On the outside, however, the sleek, aluminum-plated machine looks uncannily similar to Apple's famous iMac series.

Yet it's also uncannily familiar – an Almodovar film to the hilt, and even oppressively so.

In her luminously sung performance, she uncannily reveals the turmoil of a young woman who courageously, however recklessly, acts on her feelings.

Nonetheless, Mert and Marcus are uncannily capable communicators.

In retrospect, however, the land of hunger and tyranny painted by Hergé was uncannily accurate, even though he had never been there.

By 1999, even while Tintin's politics was the subject of a debate in the French parliament, part of this presentation was noted as far more reasonable, with British weekly newspaper The Economist declaring, "In retrospect, however, the land of hunger and tyranny painted by Hergé was uncannily accurate".