Eerie used in a sentence

Eerie in a sentence as an adjective

", as if you are some castrating, sky-god feels eerie.

But as I was reading this transcript, it was eerie to see how little they were applying it.

Well, this is a typical link bait, peppered with the eerie "cold war" overtones.

It was eerie reading this article describing my wife... even the "buzzing bee" thing.

The parallel to recent threads about dcurtis is eerie, to be honest.

I've spoken to Boeing pilots who describe the experience of flying with an Airbus as "creepy" and "eerie".

The coaster would probably be horrifying to watch, too -- people would scream for the first drop and the first few inversions, and then you would hear an eerie silence.

They somehow bring up an eerie image in my head of someone holding their spouse hostage in the basement for lightly mentioning that they wanted to take a photography class.

Once again illustrating that if you practice anything whatsoever for long enough you will acquire eerie-seeming superpowers.

Having read Larry Niven's Ringworld, I'm brought to think of an eerie possibility this might create; that is - what if this currently non-biodegradable material becomes biodegradable?