Sentence examples similar to dried fantasy from inspiring English sources

What freeze-dried fantasy could possibly be unlocked from pouches of flavoured powder laced with mystery veg confetti?

Sure, but that was always a fantasy and those endowments have now dried up.

"If we deal with our childhood too directly, we may dry up the springs of fantasy.

As visions of immaculate polish, blow-dried and coordinated, they were fantasy creatures made flesh and, therefore, compelling for a while.

"I was always allergic to the dry, Tolkien-style fantasy stories so I wanted to have as much fun as possible," said Haig. "About half the creatures in the book are 'real' folkloric creatures in the sense that others have written about them but the others, like the Truth Pixie, I made up myself, just having fun with it.

Firstly: with Mitty's real life now as zoomily adventurous as his fantasy life, the laughs begin to dry up.

Whoever their point guard, the Knicks remain a noxious dry-drunk billionaire's fantasy team he even wrote a song about them with his noxious dry-drunk billionaire vanity blues band— and their ceiling seems limited as long as this particular goateed pile of unearned entitlement is running the show.

The standard argument against Ibsen is that, compared with Strindberg, he is dry, sexless and lacks fantasy.

Sounds a little dry perhaps, against the escapist fantasy of other visual novels, but in practice it's anything but.

Not only did those two franchises thrive, they lifted fantasy out of cinematic dry dock, making it possible for "Game of Thrones" and a new crop of television fantasies to exist.

After a movie that depicts Joseph Smith standing up for beliefs that others called fantasy, there is barely a dry eye at the visitor center.