Sentence examples for alien feel from inspiring English sources

The alps in particular had a brutal and alien feel, all wet rock and burgundy scrub.

Barwood intended for the Atlantean art to have an "alien" feel to it, with the machines seemingly operating on as yet unknown physics rather than on magic.

While normally this vista would be saturated with greens and blues, the ESA satellite's radar imaging sees plant life in bright red, and water in a grayish tone that gives the landscape an alien feel, while also teaching you more about the marshy topography.

In the shimmering heat of summer, the massive security structure has an alien feel.

(Even Frank-N-Furter's status as an actual space alien felt like just another form of outsiderness).

By creating an alternate universe that is simultaneously familiar and alien, feels real but is just slightly off as to warrant a double take, they encourage viewers to look deeper and consider connections that may exist between these two worlds.

Or, best of all, that the prawn himself would be known as Christopher Johnson, the idea being that regular names will make the aliens feel at home? (So much more welcoming than 9 or 7).

Unfortunately, we may have altered the Earth's climate so much that those aliens feel increasingly under threat: from pollution, anthropogenic noise, and warming and acidifying seas that affect their food.

So what felt alien now feels common.

Maberry, a best-selling horror author, also sees potential in the rise of the drone to make alien stories feel less like relics of the Nineties.

If I really were the alien I feel like among this crowd, I'd report back to my home planet that humans find football a potent symbol of communal belonging, as well as a release of collective passions.