Sentence examples for its alien from inspiring English sources

By speaking of the ego itself as an "other," Lacan further underscores its alien and alienating status as spelled out in the immediately preceding sub-section here (see 2.2 above).

Film composer James Horner's Avatar: Music From The Motion Picture aurally seduces best when it's balancing its alien synth layers and aggressive percussive slams with its organic instruments, sprite-like keyboard glisses, and other-worldly voices.

Emitting bleep-bloop noises from a waggling antenna, it reveals to Dicky its alien origins and magical powers.

Diocletian found much to be offended by in Manichean religion: its novelty, its alien origins, the way it corrupted the morals of the Roman race, and its inherent opposition to long-standing religious traditions.

'Three so far.' OK, its alien humor, you might not get it.

The effect of this anthropomorphised piece of coding's effect on the fertile, suggestible minds of fans was so profound that its alien presence was accepted in the canon and it subsequently found itself the subject of academic studies.

No. Industry used Congress and the White House in perverting EPA, making it alien to its noble purpose.

Its aliens are unruly, ungrateful, slovenly and ill-tempered.

This, you might think, is pretty epic stuff, what with its aliens and spaceships and its fate-of-humanity story.

You could call Arrival an alien-invasion story, but its aliens neither attack nor befriend us Earthlings; instead, their skyscraper-sized craft simply hang mysteriously in the air at random points around the planet.

When Tarkovsky wanted his hero to drive through the city of tomorrow in Solaris, he simply shot the sequence in a brand new section of Tokyo; for Alphaville, Godard shot the most cutting-edge architecture of Paris's suburbs; and Spike Jonze gave Her its alien-but-familiar atmosphere by filming its exteriors in Shanghai.