Sentence examples for uncanny example from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most uncanny example is the opening chorus of the "St.

(The cover of "Underworld," to name one uncanny example, had a planelike bird flying toward the twin towers).

But there are some remarkable parallels between the Ashes squads then and the Ashes squads now – an almost uncanny example of the cyclical nature of sport, perhaps of life.

In the stories especially, he caught the shimmer of light on the grass, for example, with uncanny skill.

And when she had an exhibition in 2010 at Hauser and Wirth's London location, the international magazine Art in America, said that the seven "uncanny" works were an example of her reputation for dysfunctional narrative.

And while examples of the transmission of knowledge during this era have become more familiar in recent years, there is still something uncanny about seeing three examples of Euclid's "Elements" open to the same diagrams and proofs in 13th-century Arabic, 14th-century Hebrew and 13th-century Latin.

Mori's original examples of uncanny objects, like a wooden prosthetic hand, probably wouldn't raise an eyebrow today because they are so obviously fake.

Asimo is a perfect example of the "uncanny valley" phenomenon.

At the risk of giving too much away, these carrots are the most illustrative example of the uncanny in this collection, and the story's resolution precipitates the psychological unraveling of the nameless writer, who makes up the subject of the next story.

Writing on ten plays, she offers examples of their "uncanny" anticipation of present-day phenomena and our own appropriations of them, as in the now fashionable use of "Henry V" as a blueprint for success in business.

That was just one example of the founders' uncanny ability to cast British traditions in a new mold.