Sentence examples for foreign worlds from inspiring English sources

McCarthy's at his best when he's describing his feeling of being at home in foreign worlds.

In its glass there are painful truths about ourselves, and about our complacent belief that foreign worlds out there have been mastered and simplified.

While "Pond" is more an arrangement of movements than a choreographic feat, watching the dancers here and in Ms. Mapp's "LindenLeahMarthaScottCatherine" is a glimpse into their theatrical hunger and willingness to step into foreign worlds.

Friends from grammar school, high school, preparatory school, Princeton, and from Buford's and my foreign worlds gathered in a joyous mood among three buildings, two as cabarets, decorated for the occasion.

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.

"Earth's the right place for love," Robert Frost once wrote, which may be why my thirteen-year-old son and I have headed for foreign worlds and other galaxies: we prefer the reverb of the space cannon to the lascivious pleasings of the lute.

Such cocooning eases their passage into a foreign world.

Malcolm visits this foreign world without penetrating it.

EVER since the days of the Founding Fathers, America has regarded what George Washington called "the foreign world" with a degree of suspicion, and the foreign world has often reciprocated.

If "the past is a foreign country," as Leslie Poles Hartley wrote, Egypt's is a foreign world.

Instead it felt archaeological, with the artists casting themselves as explorers uncovering a foreign world.