Sentence examples for fantasises from inspiring English sources

At times in his writings, Senca fantasises about the possibility that one could be wealthy, even extremely wealthy, and maintain one's ethical integrity.

"Everybody kind of fantasises about it – flying – and it's an amazing place in history right now that man actually has the ability to pull it off".

When like Mr Putin they disappear, the fantasises that fill the vacuum say as much about public opinion and political reality as their speeches.

Ms Toynbee fantasises about them joining a militant one.

When he is not fixated by the figures on his computer screen he fantasises about the figure of Maroushka Malko, a haughty eastern European quant in slinky skirts and slingback shoes "you could stab kittens with .This quartet takes the story from present to past and back again in a series of sparklingly humorous vignettes.

Smeared in meat blood, Levine fantasises about having sex with the blonde-haired Prinsloo before approaching her in a club and creepily touching her shoulder.

When the first series of Californication was launched last year, religious groups were upset by a "dream" sequence in the very first episode, in which Duchovny's character fantasises about receiving oral sex from a nun.

Bullied at school and out of place at home, the only ray of light in Yasmin's life is Alice – a girl in her year at school whom she fantasises about saving from the clutches of a paedophile.

Sometimes, he says, he fantasises about going back to Ireland.

In showing Clay's graduation from a passively colluding observer to active perpetrator now, a man who either indulges in torture or fantasises about it, Ellis suggests that evil begins with torpor - induced by ambien and valium – or by emotional disengagement.

Everybody fantasises about the same thing on leaving Afghanistan: having their first pint in the pub.