spookily

The whole lot of them have, spookily, apparently vanished into thin air.

The performance is spookily compelling without being sympathetic for a minute.

Our voices are spookily similar and it's nice for me to have another girl in the band.

Once normal, happy preschool children, they have become spookily distant.

"Imagine a Rover 95 and you would be spookily close.

She was walking back alone when suddenly a light up ahead started flickering spookily.

The office was spookily furnished, since none of the furniture had legs.

A white shape rose before him as he returned from the pit, spookily silent.

But here they are spookily arranged in a fastidious circle against a dark ground.

It all ends somewhat spookily in a battle of the bands contest.

In the flagship stores, the aisles have a spookily empty feel.

The current economic orthodoxy is spookily reminiscent of eugenics, really.

This tactic was still used today and helped keep every base meticulously, even spookily, clean.

There's some humor here, but it's almost spookily dry.

The corridors were spookily empty except for a handful of subway employees.

The blue rooftop light flashed spookily over the dark landscape, then disappeared.

Leino's initial protest rose while he waited, to move spookily around within him.

It was spookily faithful to the book at times, which was exciting."

The satnav fell silent and the empty lanes looked spookily black.

The refugee camp seemed almost tranquil in contrast, though it was spookily deserted.

There are sounds that seems to emanate spookily from a tiled section of wall.

Politicians, almost by definition, think that the national interest always coincides spookily with their own interest.

The stretch of underpass is lit spookily by candles.

The concrete, steel and glass buildings look, from afar, as if they're spookily rising out of the mountains.

That said, the staging itself is beyond fault, as are the highly disciplined, spookily silly performers.