Sentences with phrase «alienness of»

For outsiders, like you or even me, the very issue — of Americans having easy access to weapons — and its seemingly intransigent status in itself is baffling, simply because of the alienness of it.

Embracing the alienness of Final Fantasy 13, though, reveals a gorgeous piece of science fiction with sumptuous art, Masashi Hamauzu's best soundtrack ever, and a cathartic ending that gives the game a beating heart.

Rather, I want to emphasize the alienness of the Christian message as a whole: This savior, whom the Gospel proclaims, is an intruder, one who breaks into human reality like a «thief in the night» — unexpected, unrecognized, indeed unappealing.

Not exact matches

In this aspect of alienness, Christianity does not fundamentally differ from other religious traditions — after all, Christianity is one religion among others, so this should neither surprise nor trouble Christians.

This sense of alienness provides a subtle, bodily experienced frame of reference within which it becomes easy to construct and perpetuate stereotypes.

I could plead a case for Under The Skin in any number of directions, but the thing I found most impressive about Glazer's film was the sustained sense of alienness that it delivered.

As in the director's breakthrough, Dogtooth, and his English - language debut, The Lobster, the real subject is the twisted logic of relationships, obligations, and social façades, caricatured through the director's distinctive blend of grotesquerie, surreal deadpan, and alienness.

Even so, I found myself gripped by the stark alienness and immersive innovations of Super, to the point that it became my favorite in the series.