uncanniness造句

• Surrealists used photographs to evoke uncanniness, Dadaists cut and pasted photographs for the sake of nonsense.
• With almost cinematic uncanniness, the G-man from Arizona got into the heads of America's mortal enemies.
• Vrai Kaiser of The Mary Sue too applauded Centipeetle's design feeling it was " utterly gorgeous in its Cronenbergian uncanniness ".
• This is the uncanniness of human being, and this is why " deinon " does not mean simply power and violence.
• "Herein lies the deep psychological peculiarity, the uncanniness, the elusive weirdness of the Lord God, " who has no friend but Moses.
• Instead, Freud draws on a wholly different element of the story, namely, " the idea of being robbed of one's eyes, " as the " more striking instance of uncanniness " in the tale.
• The name captures the idea that an almost human-looking robot seems overly " strange " to some human beings, produces a feeling of uncanniness, and thus fail to evoke the empathic response required for productive human-robot interaction.
• "The distinctively 18th-century impulse, " she writes, " to systematize and regulate, to bureaucratize the world of knowledge by identifying what Locke called the ` horizon . . . which sets the bounds between the enlightened and dark parts of things,'was itself responsible, in other words, for that ` estranging of the real'_ and impinging uncanniness _ which is so integral a part of modernity ."