The phrase "alien reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reality that is foreign, strange, or vastly different from what is familiar or known.
Example: "As I stepped into the abandoned building, I felt as if I had entered an alien reality, one that defied all logic and reason."
Alternatives: "foreign existence" or "strange realm".
In the earlier book, he has to adapt himself to the impingements of an alien reality: his daughter, Charlotte, the beneficiary of French and riding lessons, a graduate of Brearley and Harvard, has mutated into an increasingly hostile "iron-pumping yuppie" who does public relations for a tobacco company.
But Fichte's solution still suffers from an inadequacy in that he conceives of the constitutive activity still as the act of an individual subject confronted with an external, alien reality (1923a: 124).
He's actively pursued avenues to get the U.S. government to reveal information about alien reality -- information that the powers-that-be have always maintained doesn't exist.
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"The Golden Door" uses the medium's powers of empathy and estrangement — its capacity to bring about an intuitive recognition of an utterly alien human reality — to measure the enormous distance its characters travel.
And everyone is entitled to his or her own their own theory – it's more democratization of journalism – including, but not limited to: a) Terrorism; b) mechanical failure; c) hijacking; d) mad or rogue pilot; e) meteor; d) aliens; e) reality show promotion (in this, the 239 passengers and crew would have been in on it – each paid for their performance).
And all the time, poor Riggan is approaching a mental breakdown due to the imminent critical and commercial catastrophe; and he can't quite admit to himself that he is addicted to celebrity, though he is unsure how to renegotiate his declining position as a famous person in the alien new world of reality shows and social media.
Racial difference, as an alien and threatening reality, formed the fundamental view of the Caribbean — as it did, and still does, of Africa — in the eyes of much of the rest of the world.
We are forced to build a new life in the midst of an alien and harsh reality.
This climate and environment and reality was alien.
The impulse is so lovely and complex: to suspend an alien and sometimes opposite reality in the matrix of your surroundings, to remember and forget at the same time.
