Sentence examples for otherworldly impression from inspiring English sources
She weighs each word carefully, deliberately, as if language itself is somehow foreign for her, which all adds to the otherworldly impression that it's really in her music-making that she is most articulate, as if she requires her violin to communicate with the world.
The dresses, and their environments, are imbued with vestiges of fantasy and futurism, creating impressions that are otherworldly, palpable, and highly persuasive.
His manipulation of percussive and chordal instruments also makes an impression here, along with his choirboy falsetto, a timbre as otherworldly as his trumpet playing.
Bowie's legacy is richly diverse, otherworldly and incomparable, but for me he was crystallised by this first visual impression: spiked mullet, frosty eyeshadow, leggings packed with that eye-averting bulge.
Bowie's legacy is richly diverse, otherworldly, and incomparable, but for me he was crystallized by this first visual impression: spiked mullet, frosty eyeshadow, leggings packed with that eye-averting bulge.
Kimbrel, though, is otherworldly.
Otherworldly fiction, okay, fine.
We hunger after the otherworldly.
