Sentence examples for alien tourists from inspiring English sources

I can imagine Mylar-masked transitgoers looking as if they are alien tourists hoisting glasses of Champagne.

Here, implausibly, the alien tourist clashes with the World Controller, Mustapha Mond, on the place of the individual in a scientifically controlled society, a theme Huxley would explore for the rest of his career.

There is a "substantial likelihood that officers will wrongfully arrest legal resident aliens," she wrote, warning that foreign tourists could also be wrongly detained.

In one poem he wrote: Immigrants, illegal aliens and tourists Have found a place in this country.

The idea that "the bike is right" is such an alien concept for tourists on bikes that many often find it difficult to navigate roads and junctions at first.

By this time, the group had nearly completed recording four songs—"Electioneering", "No Surprises", "Subterranean Homesick Alien" and "The Tourist".

I've been here for seven years but I've just cultivated this thing where I'm forever an alien, forever a tourist.

We talked to him about feeling solitude while traveling alone for hours on end, and how the artist feels he will be "forever an alien, forever a tourist" while documenting these scattered locales throughout Australia.

The thought of Curiosity braving the Martian days and nights alone — rolling slowly along, zapping rocks and occasionally picking them up, sending stunning, detailed photos of an alien terrain like a tourist using a cellphone to communicate with loved ones back home — is both heartwarming and bittersweet.

The Bible Belt is the Loire Valley of American extremism — visitors glide across vast highways in the South and West to marvel at the revivalist megachurches and "Honk for Jesus" road signs with the giddy awe of tourists exploring an alien civilization.

His narratives revolve around a handful of staple situations: Muslims doing alien things; bored, well-heeled tourists whose Western mores (particularly marriage) dissolve in the weltering heat of Latin America and North Africa; European rentiers living in a condition of dependence on, and mysterious subservience to, their native servants.