Sentences with phrase «alien body parts»

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All three interlocutors were willing to grant that the Church of Rome is a part of the body of Christ, a diseased part, perhaps, but still a part of us whose sufferings and triumphs we can share in, and whose healing we desire, not some alien entity to be scorned or ignored.

Evil Aliens from a distant asteroid invade the Earth to create half - human robots with synthetic blood and body parts Astro - Zombies!

Meanwhile, Harnois, who you might know as Alice of the Disney Channel's early 1990s «Adventures in Wonderland» series, does a great job with a fun part, but with an alien face and body, she sadly won't get any of the recognition boost she deserves for it.

The alien invaders create bio-mechanical monsters (half man and half machine robots, with the humans used for body parts) for the purpose of exterminating the virus they identify only as humans and to accomplish their aim of conquering the world.

That kicked the warped authorly part of my brain into gear, and I came up with the idea of aliens who ride lightning and use the bodies of humans who're killed in a lightning strike.

Those who experience this condition have an overwhelming desire to amputate an otherwise healthy limb or limbs, due to some impairment of a region in the brain that makes the limb feel alien, «an estranged body part [that] becomes an object of obsession.»

It also plays an integral role in preventing your body parts from being scattered in the freezing void of space, as aliens and humans alike tend to hold a hell of a grudge.

Defeated Aliens disappear and are replaced with crude geometric body parts that either float in the air or fly away at supersonic speed.

Born in 1972, Liu Wei is part of the Post-Sense generation, so called for the landmark group exhibition «Post-Sense Sensibility: Alien Bodies and Delusion,» which he helped organize in the basement of a Beijing residential tower in January 1999.

What most of us don't do, however, is consider insuring particular parts of our bodies, or using insurance as a hedge against seemingly impossible things occurring, like an alien abduction.