Sentence examples for alternative dimension from inspiring English sources

This is a sort of alternative dimension Others can enter.

The Tomorrowland trailer suggests that an inventor, played by Clooney, has found a way to access an alternative dimension, via a special pin badge.

After all, she's actually doing remarkably well for someone who was stranded here after travelling from an alternative dimension where the language, social norms and even the laws of nature are completely different.

The concept of meeting Oprah, Mindy, and Reese in some alternative dimension is like coming across a new Entenmann's product with even more all-butter French crumb-cake topping.

And in some beautiful Utopian alternative dimension, all 50,000 fans shook them joyously, perhaps while hugging each other and bursting into brief choruses of All You Need is Love.

Unless he has a bolt hole to an alternative dimension, or is about to conveniently fall into the murky waters of New York's East River only to surface elsewhere in disguise, what motives can one ascribe to such a larger-than-fiction character?

The new crack neatly balanced the more well-established living room fissure, which was eventually large enough to allow glimpses of alternative dimensions and the occasional protrusions of alien plasma and fronds.

In addition to aesthetics, what are the possible alternative dimensions for conceptualizing and 'measuring' the arts that complement and expand the aesthetic dimension of arts?

We identify peer firms using four alternative dimensions of similarity: client geographic location, industry affiliation, client size (filing status), and departing auditor type (Big N versus non-Big N).

There is no substantive difference between using either of these two indicators of citizenship policy.6 This conclusion is clear from both the component loadings of the individual indicators, as well as the measure for the overall cohesion of the two alternative dimensions.

Alternative dimensions have been suggested for the assessment of insight (Table 5) [ 14, 54].