Wright says that behind Potter's unearthly physical feats was an individual who was deeply selfless with his ability.
The first begins with smoke rising, though it's the earthliness of Harvest (Picador) that renders Jim Crace's swan song unearthly.
Looking back on my childhood reading, I'm struck by how frightening most of it was, and I'm glad that my own children were never exposed to those gruesome tales and eerie coloured plates with their airless pre-Raphaelite gloom, unearthly complexions and haunted-looking infants.
All Russia's rulers have been obsessed with territory, and Siberia, with its vast expanses, unearthly cold and untold reserves of oil, wood, diamonds and metals, is an obsession-forming place.
Such a bleeper is a radio pulsar, first discovered in 1967, when Jocelyn Bell and Antony Hewish detected unearthly radio blips using a 4.4-acre (1.8-hectare) array of aerials in Cambridge, Britain.
I am taken out to dinner by the government (at an unearthly 5pm, but I am so jetlagged it doesn't matter).
American A-10 "tankbusters" wheeled over the city, their guns making an unearthly and deadly rattling sound.
When he confronts the Hound of the Baskervilles hand-tinted with a phosphor glow—it's hard to decide who seems most unearthly.1939 Baskervilles hand-tintedrs throwithy the 2010 "Sherlock", take note: Rathbone was the first self-consciously phosphorolmes, in the dry-iced Victorian world of the Fox backlot.
IN AN open-plan office big enough to house a football field, scores of traders peer into the unearthly glow of trading terminals stacked two or three high and dozens in a row, buying and selling bonds and currencies.
The painting is a vision of unearthly loveliness, eternal stillness.
Though he never performed the kind of miracle needed to be officially canonised, his power was close to unearthly.
