Sentence examples for alien perspectives from inspiring English sources

They are like little memory prompts, taking me out of the crush of my Twitter feed, reminding me of more important and permanent things, giving me different and alien perspectives on the world.

Over the course of the first series Rose's human actions and responses contrast with the Doctor's alien perspectives.

Among hardcore graffiti writers, that slipperiness makes CASH4 both an insider and someone who openly brings alien perspectives to the game: A struggling artist who claims to have been "raised by three women," and who once trained to become an architect.

The desire to capture an alien perspective became, he says, his "North star".

Until it crumbled on Sunday, "Is.Man" was shaping up to be more ambitious and eloquent, an emotionally rattling immersion into a genuinely alien perspective.

Such descriptive writing recalls the Martian School of British poetry, named after an influential poem by Craig Raine, in which the world is perceived from an alien perspective.

If any coherent charge of distortion is possible, it must be significantly qualified to acknowledge the fact that both the author and the object of the distortion are being interpreted from an alien perspective.

That's even worse when you consider that from an alien perspective, the bumbling Clark Kent is what Superman thinks of us.

Mallozzi stated before the airing of season 6 that "Jonas will bring a unique alien perspective and ability to the team [that] will allow him to contribute in areas of expertise usually owned by [Carter] and Daniel".

Star Trek: Discovery by comparison still works with that flawed alien perspective, but still reminds us that yeah, the human characters that look like us are just as defective as the alien counterpart looking to cause problems.

The releases are actually reissues of four solo Eno records made from 1992 to 1997: Nerve Net, Eno's rock-oriented album that pulls from the long-lost album My Squelchy Life; The Shutov Assembly, his ode to Russian artist and friend Sergei Shutov; Neroli, an opus of mood music inspired by Seville orange fragrance oil; and The Drop, which has been called "jazz from a vague, alien perspective". .