Sentence examples for alternative planet from inspiring English sources

Such figures are unhelpful: they describe an alternative planet with an entirely notional history.

Nothing was beneath his regard, and no one exceeded his vision for art as a kind of alternative planet, equally vast in scope and scale.

France's foreign minister warned Monday that the international community had no option but to combat climate change as there is "no alternative planet".

"We must commit ourselves very resolutely because there isn't an alternative solution, for the simple reason that there isn't an alternative planet," he added.

The filmmakers were so inept in their portrayal of any kind of recognizable reality that their creations became a form of grubby science fiction, documentaries about an alternative planet.

Eventually Cooper meets up with Professor Brand Michael Cainee), a NASA engineer/scientist who convinces him to go into space looking for an alternative planet where life can be sustained.

Embarrassingly, for those who portray it as a progressive alternative to planet-destroying meat, soya production is now one of the two main causes of deforestation in South America, along with cattle ranching, where vast expanses of forest and grassland have been felled to make way for huge plantations.

Reality is supplanted by the increasingly attractive alternative of the planet's alien intelligence.

Of course, another alternative for the planet's future, as antagonist Reverend Belinas in my philosophical novel The Transhumanist Wager prophesizes, is the first AGI will become the Antichrist, setting off a terrible chain of events for civilization that will end with Armageddon.

So he has an alternative plan to rid the planet of Warren Hern. the doctor who is widely regarded as the next likely target on the anti-abortionists hit list.

An optimist might hope that the price decrease reflects some victories — energy efficiency and new policy decisions in China, for example (an actual piece of biggish good news) — but it also, as Michael Specter wrote recently, offers the possibility that businesses will have less of an inducement to look for alternatives as the planet gets hotter.