Uncannily in a sentence

After the pandemic led to global lockdowns, the author swiftly found life imitating art as her own day-to-day routine began to uncannily mirror that of her literary creation.

Even as Vice -President, he was more concerned with upstaging his boss and becoming the President as he had been promised by marabouts who had earlier, uncannily, predicted his political trajectory.

It is a state that uncannily resembles Russia in the early years of Putin when the rule of law was abused to target businessmen who opposed his political agenda.

The writers were able to find the voice “Rachel” who sounded uncannily not-quite-human.

Gifford alleges that Sheil copied her “neutral, beige, and cream aesthetic”, and that her “uncannily similar content” has cut into her earnings – she claims she’s owed up to £117,000 in damages for mental anguish and lost sales commission from Amazon.

Both phones have uncannily similar specs, yet the slightly better camera and software of the S20 Plus edge it ahead of the 8 Pro.

Cal and St. John’s seem to have uncannily similar strengths and weaknesses which should translate into an competitive weekend and well-matched series that could give either team a chance to shine.

That way, you can also use Samsung’s excellent Super Steady stabilization mode, which operates uncannily well.

The notion that Phillips’ recent work is a cross between the microbial and the medicinal is art syntax and psychology and uncannily cross-contoured in his painting.

Written by Lee Hall, it stars Taron Egerton as John (who sounds uncannily like the original) with Jamie Bell as Taupin.

During the daily simulation drills, some members of the People's Armed Police were seen role-playing the part of would-be protesters, looking uncannily like the ones in neighboring Hong Kong, complete with yellow headgear.

It looked uncannily human, perhaps because it was shaped like most humans.

That account of the call uncannily matches the memo about it released by the White House.

The lines seem to rehearse an eerie resurrection of the poet’s passing self, alchemised uncannily by a “living hand … in the icy silence of the tomb”.

With little physical evidence tying him to the scenes of two killings, prosecutors urged jurors to look at the cases connectively, citing uncannily similar patterns in home-invasion attacks that were all in places near his residence at the time.

You will not be the first person to blanch slightly when you lift it up in your arms to wash it in the kitchen sink or the bathtub and notice how uncannily it reminds you of your neighbor’s beagle.

Seamless aesthetic unreality is being phased out in favor of uncannily realistic aspirational clutter.

The pacing is sluggish, the scenes feel stagy, and Joe (Ed Oxenbould), Jeanette and Jerry's fourteen-year-old son, is mainly called upon to offer up a series of shocked expressions at his mom's behavior, and to look uncannily like an adolescent Dano.

The voice on the other end sounded uncannily like that of my broadcasting hero.

Co-Executive Producer D.B. Weiss added "To find a full-on, immaculately preserved medieval walled city that actually looks uncannily like King's Landing where the bulk of our show is set, that was in and of itself such an amazing find".