Sentence examples for alien men from inspiring English sources

During the last three decades, he has become just that: one of the most durable and versatile character actors working in film and television, playing a serial killer ("The Cell"), an evil space alien ("Men in Black"), a Sherlock Holmesian police detective ("Law & Order: Criminal Intent") and a pulp fiction writer ("The Whole Wide World").

Its split location suggests a strange clash of worlds, and could go some way to explain his description of the project as finding freedom in "an anxious, rotting brain" and "BEING ALIEN MAN".

The ingenuity of River's character was always as a romantic counterpoint to a protagonist who, across 13 actors, has rarely veered far from the original, 1963 conception of a socially awkward, probably asexual alien man faced with a revolving door of mostly human friends whom he cares for enormously, but usually misunderstands completely.

Once upon a time, UFO conventions or seminars primarily attracted the lunatic fringe crowd -- those who arrived wearing alien costumes, tin foil hats and hoping to meet the alien man or woman of their dreams.

Demonic alien girlfriends, men made of fire, and fuzzy animal creatures dressed as cops snorting cocaine?Humans' music videos are absurd and comical, but not for the faint of heart.

This was truly what David Cronenberg would call 'the new flesh,' a dissolution of the boundaries between man and machine, machine and alien, and man and alien, with a psychosexual invasiveness that has never, thank God, been equaled".

"It looks like the Alien," another man remarks.

After all, Lorre was inescapably alien, a man to whom the usual rules and social conventions may not apply.

Friday's lineup at Death by Audio includes White Hills, Guardian Alien and Man Forever; Saturday at Webster Hall brings Tortoise, Future Islands, Matmos and Liturgy.

This stuff isn't alien to man and nature; it's graceful and body centered, and now a lot more so than before.

Nature is alien to man, a "green chaos," terrifying to some, and wonderful to Fowles, because it offers us nothing but itself.