Sentence examples for fear of aliens from inspiring English sources

Because the vigilante genre preys on mistrust of government along with fear of aliens, the Secretary of State, a woman, awkwardly informs Gordy that "justice" for his wife and son comes second to political ties with Colombia.

A friend who loves the new, dazzlingly aerated style says we have entered an age of "visual rapture".... ..X-Men" combines the fear of aliens invading and replacing us (an old sci-fi trope) with a spectacular war of the gods.... ..X-Men

He shared with me the story of his childhood fear of aliens.

Tell yourself you're using baking powder, and any residual fear of alien strangeness will disappear for good.

Ms. Martin finds the fear of alien views reappearing in episodes as old as the Alien and Sedition Acts and as recent as post-9/11 laws that increase the government's power to detain foreigners.

The drama with Riker and predictable Malcorian fear of alien invasion plays out.

Soon, a mere mention of the planet inspired visions of foreign worlds and fears of alien invasion, and it has since been the subject of countless science-fiction tales.So it was to everybody's disappointment that Mariner 4, the first space probe to fly past Mars (in 1965), revealed a place with a surface that appeared to have been static for billions of years.

Acting Secretary of Labor Louis Post, however, did not share Palmer's fear of radical aliens and reversed more than 70 percent of the 1,600 deportation warrants.

After that, I spent a good part of age seven to twelve or thirteen in grave fear of the aliens.

Some would argue that we should avoid powerful transmissions at all costs for fear of an alien invasion.

A disbelieving Breen offers an alternative theory: the missile is a Nazi propaganda exercise designed to sow fear of an alien invasion among the populace.