Sentence examples for alien conflict from inspiring English sources

And with Star Trek: Discovery, I'm hoping that it's the human as a character that remains imperfect, not in the momentary manner that comes with some Alien conflict.

Not big, high-level problems like "What are we really saying about the human-alien conflict here?" but more practical problems like "Every time this character tries to open that door, he falls through the floor, and the game crashes".

More important, the forces of good and evil are too clearly labeled to allow for much inner conflict in resolving what should have been Jos's painful dilemma -- to which side does he owe allegiance in this bitter human-alien conflict?

This apparently humdrum franchise manages without superheroes, intergalactic conflict, aliens, zombies, vampires or 3D.

These include the Quasi-War with France, the 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts, conflict regarding speech related to abolitionism and criticism of slavery, and speech related to criticism of the American Civil War.

Rather than imposing alien standards in resolving conflict, the elicitive model seeks to discover and solidify the resources that exist in a specific post-conflict context.

When the unnamed man reveals his disfigured face, it is a pivotal moment: the alien becomes humanised and conflicted.

Nearly every war site and exhibition I have seen in the South wrestles with double perspectives and conflicting sentiments alien to the North.

Their game quickly escalates out of control, bringing them into conflict with aliens, Nazi zombies, and gnomes, threatening the entire town with destruction.

Wizards vs Aliens, a CBBC drama about a teenage wizard and his scientist friend and their conflict with the alien Nekross who wish to destroy Earth, was formed to create a "genre clash" between science fiction and supernatural fantasy, as opposed to "culture clashes" such as Cowboys vs. Aliens.

You sense a country settling in for a long, hard, attritional conflict against an alien oppressor.