Sentence examples for aliens because of from inspiring English sources

In 1941, the Kertész couple were designated as enemy aliens because of World War II (Hungary was fighting on the side of the Axis powers).

Actually, that argument sounds a lot like those who insist that the pyramids in Egypt or temples in Central and South America were the work of space aliens because of their disbelief that ancient non-European peoples could be so sophisticated.

Barney Burman supervised the makeup for the other aliens: his team had to rush the creation of many of the aliens, because originally the majority of them were to feature in one scene towards the end of filming.

He was like an alien because of what he could do on the pitch".

These moments may at first seem alien, because of the setting (which is never fully resolved with the dramas that spin within it, creating a disjunction that seems to speak more to expensive production budgets than any dreamlike logic).

Some of the crew privately referred to him as the Alien because of the uncanny, almost freakish way that on a moment's notice he switched accents and turned himself from a child into a movie star.

"What a stunning defeat this would be if he was suddenly judged to be an illegal alien because of these crazy times we're in," said Mr. Thomson, also a dean at the school.

I only bought boards from Alien because of the graphics.

The areas with stands of invasive shade-intolerant species are usually grassland/shrubland that became invaded by alien tree stands because of a lack of fire, with possibly some areas of a degraded forest.

"Resident Alien," said Mr. Bradwell, "because of where it's set and who Quentin is, might be more easily recognizable to an American audience, whereas 'Howie,' I think, is a different bet altogether".

But both businesses have an exclusion clause for "Halo," an M-rated shooting game that pits humans against a race of aliens, because it is so popular.