The phrase "uncanny features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe strange or mysterious qualities or characteristics of a person, object, or situation. Example: The old house on the hill had a certain eeriness to it, with its creaky floorboards, dark corners, and uncanny features that seemed to watch you as you walked by.
One uncanny feature of the Trump Presidency is the degree to which the former star of "The Apprentice" has reënacted, in the White House, a serialized reality show built around dramatic firings.
The team's trusty fitter and rigger, whose skill with either wood or metal is "almost uncanny", he features in Biggles in the Baltic (1940).
Some of them feature uncanny prognostication.
It is full of reminiscences, a natural for opera, and it features some uncanny sounds.
Regardless of genre, bestsellers share an uncanny number of latent features that give us new insights into what we read and why.
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After widespread skepticism emerged on online bulletin boards -- the tiger, with its weird lighting, unrealistic coloring and static features bore an uncanny resemblance to a 2002 Chinese New Year's poster -- Animal Protection Bureau director Wang Wanyun reportedly said, "I am willing to guarantee the authenticity of this photograph with my head".
A perfectly pitched film of The Damned Utd follows, written by Peter Morgan (of The Queen) and featuring another uncanny piece of impressionism by Michael Sheen, this time as Brian Clough ("Now then, young man...'...
That clip showed precious little in the way of Elba, though it did feature his uncanny vocal impersonation of the South African leader; the "Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom" trailer that debuted on Thursday provides interested parties a whole lot more in the way of Elba and the film's story.
