Sentence examples for Celebrated fantasy from inspiring English sources
The film has none of the high-tech gizmos and polished brawn flexed by more celebrated fantasy spies.
Adapted from a celebrated fantasy trilogy by his great-uncle Jerzy Zulawski, it suggests a highly personal component to his cinema.
Norton Juster himself presented to Cotsen this delightful tasting menu of modern cover design on the translations of his celebrated fantasy.
In her celebrated fantasy novel about fertility control, The Handmaid's Tale, Atwood used the remote future to shed a pitiless light on right-wing sentiments in Ronald Reagan's America.
Ursula Le Guin, the celebrated fantasy author, once asked, "If a soldier is imprisoned by the enemy, don't we consider it his duty to escape?" She was writing about Tolkien, arguing that escapism in all its forms is a survival strategy, a way to think ourselves out of traps.
His paranoid vision of relentless, ambient violence is paralleled in violence at a national scale — in the celebrated fantasy of Episode 8, a Second World War-era nuclear test in New Mexico is ground zero for the spawn of evil, and a more benign form of technology, electricity, opens the American landscape and its interior spaces to mysterious and malign magic.
LONDON — For a show that celebrates fantasy, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" doesn't put much trust in its audience's imagination.
I celebrate fantasy and beauty through both sides of myself -- as La'Fem and as Antonio.
It's about community and fun and everyone coming together on a day of silliness to celebrate fantasy, spookiness and friendship.
The movie does not fit into any of the categories Comic-Con has traditionally celebrated: horror, fantasy, superheroes, animation, science fiction.
This year's installation, which runs through Wednesday, celebrates the fantasy of having outbuildings: an outdoor kitchen, a guest room and an entrepreneur's studio, each roughly 220 square feet and outfitted by a designer working with a notable client, like the chef Marcus Samuelsson.
