Her persona contains a quality of beleaguered innocence, such that no one condemns her "gold-digging", the plan being too fanciful, too unworldly to look sinister.
At times, the actors look unworldly, like specters in a dreamscape drained of color.
With its bright yellow breast and even brighter yellow stripe on its black bill, it looks unworldly against the brooding green backdrop; it looks like something out of a dream.
I find him in wedged into a crowded carriage at King's Cross, looking rather like a university vice-chancellor – cerebral and unworldly, in a slightly crumpled suit, unrecognised and entirely at home in his anonymity.
But he can look, Little Leo, quite youthful and unworldly in a formal setting.
Andrew Whitehead makes sense of Henry VI as an unworldly fusser: trying to cope with both sceptre and plans, he looks like a Crackerjack candidate asked to hold three cabbages.
But she might have been like that anyway: it's not just that she looks so young, but there's also that slightly unworldly air that hangs around her.
According to the website New Paltz News, "Education majors are getting real word teaching experience thanks in part to TeachLive,a mixed-reality simulation lab that supports teacher practice in classroom management". This unworldly real world experience takes place in a "virtual lab" that "looks like a typical classroom -- complete with desks, whiteboards and student avatars.
Before Blair you could look at parliament and pick out the odd statesman among the unworldly and the self-serving.
As with Wiseman's previous film about the Crazy Horse nightclub in Paris, At Berkeley does look offputtingly like a promotional video for the host institution, but everything here is so unworldly and high-minded that the emphasis on ideas is refreshing.
It looks as though Clarence Thomas is trying out one of his unorthodox theories of constitutional interpretation on a dubious Chief Justice John Roberts, while Stephen Breyer is amused by the unworldly dialogue.
