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The novel is suffused with this otherworldliness while being rooted in the everyday.
2
It ended on a note of closure, but a sense of otherworldliness still lingered.
3
The personality was right, the otherworldliness of this continuum hadn't fully penetrated down here.
4
Instead the pages conveyed a sense of otherworldliness and timelessness.
5
The otherworldliness he'd felt on first meeting her hadn't been off the mark after all.
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He avoided the error of mediaeval anchorites and mystics in setting an exaggerated value upon otherworldliness.
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Enthusiasts may, according to their tastes, laud the poet of Byronic worldliness or of Shelleyan otherworldliness.
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But they shared a quality of otherworldliness.
9
The height of that green wall gave an otherworldliness to the place that was awesome and unnerving.
10
Obviously, his blacked-up Othello would no longer be possible, but its spooky otherworldliness still chills the blood.
11
There was a suggestion of otherworldliness hovering around her, a dirty smock dress barely covering her ass.
12
Yes, there's a tussle between wallpaper and a complex protagonist, but a sense of otherworldliness replaces any humour.
13
The angels invading our bookstores and cinemas announce a binge of otherworldliness on the countdown to the apocalypse.
14
He could taste its desolation, its otherworldliness, but he no longer felt in danger of losing himself in it.
15
If Harry Dresden is to be believable, he must walk in as much physical darkness as his otherworldliness demands.
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Botticelli's figures seldom have any weight; they drift about as if walking on air, giving a delightful feeling of otherworldliness.