It's the result of an uncanny encounter between man and machine.
It was move that, at the time, felt representative of the compositions he was churning out, works that similarly seemed to toy with the uncanny valley between man and machine.
It's uncanny how both men, so often contemporary in their conceptions of comedy and relationships, love to use devices of a pre-Balanchine era.
Besides,You've always been such an odd uncanny half-genet of man.
Without any will to guide it, the face offered the uncanny image of a man intensely concentrating in a state of sleepy distraction.
It was uncanny how much this man reminded me of my grandfather, who also had a large family of six children, 28 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Le Carré is a funny, generous, opinionated man, an uncanny impressionist (he does an excellent Margaret Thatcher) who only rarely seems slightly out of time.
As a thinker, as a man of uncanny judgment and courage, he was the one figure in the drama of the Soviet collapse who was the equal of Jefferson, Adams, and the rest.
Long before he led the botched and bloody anti-slavery raid on Harpers Ferry, Virginia, in 1859, Brown, we are taught, was a moral visionary and a man of uncanny courage and integrity.
