| But in spite of this, and the uncanniness of his appearance, there was something about Outa Karel that drew one to him. |
| Imaginary uncanniness and real threat, it beckons to us and ends up engulfing us. |
| In experiencing uncanniness, the ruination and questionability of life are encountered. |
| The native uncanniness of the cinematic apparatus is a periodic subject of theoretical discourse. |
| He laid it down and followed cautiously, ready to launch the boot at the first sign of uncanniness. |
| The article concludes with a discussion of the uncanniness of this re-emergent form of commodity fetishism. |
