Sentence examples for a fantasy to think from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's a fantasy to think anything like that could happen in the United States.

"It's a fantasy to think there will be that kind of unity".

It is a fantasy to think, like Mr. Karsh, that the Palestinians can, on their own, achieve peace with Israel.

The union has long been united, so it is a fantasy to think any players would publicly denounce a strike.

And Ed Balls said it was a fantasy to think private sector jobs would replace public sector ones.

Senator Orrin Hatch, the Republican from Utah, called it a "fantasy" to think "every law you like is constitutional and every Supreme Court decision you don't is 'activist".

It's a complete fantasy to think that if, out of this, an inner core Europe emerges, keeping the euro and going for deeper political integration – taxes harmonised, welfare payments identical, all of that – Britain will join in.

It's a dangerous fantasy to think marriage is the ticket to happily-ever-after.

It is a dangerous fantasy to think that urgent care centers or mini-clinics can eliminate ER overcrowding.

While this might have been adopted as a goal, it is sheer fantasy to think it can be accomplished with the W.H.O.'s current strategies and resources.

It is fantasy to think that a Bush administration would, by its conservative excesses, pave the way for a liberal comeback.