Sentence examples for more alien than from inspiring English sources

Other descriptions were more alien than aquatic.

I suppose it's sort of semi-autobiographical, but it's more alien than that.

Mormon heresy, on the other hand, is even more alien than the funeral business of "Six Feet Under".

He felt out of place in an America that now seemed more alien than the Arctic north, leaving him "sad and dejected," he said.

But though Paull has taken plenty of liberties with bee biology, her "characters" are far more alien than Richard Adams's humanised rabbits.

David Maisel's aerial photographs of Toledo, Spain, and the surrounding La Mancha region, some of which will be on view at Haines Gallery, in San Francisco, through March 12th, can make Earth's surface look more alien than terrestrial.

In a world in which most cultures are being brought into closer communication, Iran has arguably become more alien rather than less.

I was glad to see her not only because her presence in that obscure place gave me a pleasant shock but because she was even more alien there than I was.

Shivani: In "Letter to Alfred Corn," we overhear a conversation with a friend: "I'll be back in New York, feeling ten times more alien / than where the polyglot boulevards intersect, linking up / 11e and 20e, Maghreb, punk chic, kashruth, chinoiserie".

Before her son's lens, Kathleen transforms into a magnetic force, more alien vision than maternal figure.

Laurie Arthur has the charm and wry humor we find so irresistible in Australians -- the disarming confidence that comes from being self-reliant, the bemused understanding that in the developed world, farmers are far more alien creatures than, oh, astronauts.