Sentence examples similar to otherworldly fogs from inspiring English sources

All that changes when her husband's deceits and betrayals are revealed to Anna, a learned, if otherworldly, entomologist who comes out of her fog and resolves to stand on her own two (soft, delicate, elegantly shod) feet.

The missile strike resulted in the highest civilian toll in this city of 5 million since the conflict began, and occurred on a cold, sullen day in which windblown sand, smoke from oil fires and fog refracted the sunlight into dim, otherworldly shades of red and orange.

His rooms are camouflaged by dim crimson lighting, billowing fog and lasers that bestow a hazy, otherworldly blindness.

Grant is a poet of the everyday, and certain images – a pram wreathed in smoke or fog; a thin, shirtless boy bathed in light in a bar crowded with adults – are luminous and otherworldly.

Not otherworldly.

Otherworldly, maybe.

It's otherworldly.

"An otherworldly place.

Kimbrel, though, is otherworldly.

It was otherworldly".

Otherworldly fiction, okay, fine.