People also used to dismiss the word "fantasy" in the fancier realms of cultural critique, but viewers and critics were able to see the serious intent of "Game of Thrones," which has, deservedly, been taken seriously as a work of art.
There is a great calm benevolence about the cradling darkness in Under Milk Wood: it is communal and comforting; a welcome respite as well as a realm of fancy.
The song's conclusion represents the result of trying to escape into the realm of fancy.
Of this production James Agate observed: 'The brunt of the business, which consists in taking the spirit out of our bodies and giving it an airing in the realms of fancy, rests with the Attendant Spirit, who is rendered by Mr Leslie French in terms of breathless rapture.
Unusual names in Venezuela are often grist for awe or humor, but the issue is also politicized, given President Chávez's gusto for renaming things, with critics of the bill claiming it would enhance his government's naming authority in a realm where the fancy of parents still holds sway.
Like the Romantics, who esteemed his work, he was a rebel against the realms of genteel fancy that poets of his day were forced to inhabit, and he pleaded for the poet's right to describe the commonplace realities and miseries of human life.
Readers cherish the idea that a boy neglected in the everyday world has magical powers and fancy lineage in a parallel, enchanted realm.
Shaping the World In the realm of fact and fancy that was the ancient art of map making, California was long depicted as an island.
Cable networks other than the fancy subscription services like HBO and Showtime used to be the realm of stupid human tricks and commercials for six-minute abs, but networks have shot by them in the race to the bottom.
Indeed, even Heather gets in on the action tonight; although being fat, and thus undeserving of real love, her romantic transactions are naturally confined to the realm of the fantastic (ie telling Minty she fancies George Michael).
