Sentence examples for border on fantasy from inspiring English sources

Mark Passion," and any full-length portrayal of it would necessarily border on fantasy.

On the eve of each new football season, optimism has a tendency to become so extreme as to border on fantasy.

The possible solutions in play so far seem to border on fantasy.

Allow me to make a hypothetical assumption that to many will border on fantasy.

Equally characteristic was otherworldliness bordering on fantasy.

In other words, Romney could be viewed as the sort of person that Republicans used to nominate, and someone who, in 2016, is a figure bordering on fantasy.

At a recent panel discussion at the Museum of the American Indian, Joseph B. Rose, a member of the City Planning Commission, said that much of the discussion about Governors Island bordered on fantasy.

But to drag such criticism further, to stomp off petulantly and rip apart the binding threads during that election -- it borders on fantasy at best, and self-destructive at worst.

As Grossman said in 2011, the phrase American Tolkien "has stuck to [Martin], as it was meant to", being picked up by the media including The New York Times ("He's much better than that"), the New Yorker, Entertainment Weekly ("an acclaim that borders on fantasy blasphemy"), The Globe and Mail and USA Today.

It was a strange life on the borders of fantasy and reality.

There's a touch of the metaphysical, as well — visitations of the protagonist's late wife that are perched on the uncertain border of fantasies, dreams, and hallucinations.