Sentence examples for fantasises that from inspiring English sources

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

She's a successful editor at Random House, and Frances fantasises that Sophie will eventually publish the book that confirms Frances's artistic success.

And it applies not only to the US but to every industrialised country whose government fantasises that new high-tech businesses are the key to industrial renewal.

"The movie is about America... how America fantasises that it can solve problems beyond its borders, and about the collateral damage that results... and the legality and moral issues around that... It's a movie that deals with idealism and realism and the tension between both..

Philip Roth, at age 40, published the essay "'I Always Wanted You to Admire My Fasting' or, Looking at Kafka", which appropriates its title from the short story "A Hunger Artist", and fantasises that the genius of Prague didn't die at age 40, but instead was cured of tuberculosis, and lived on to witness the Nazi regime.

There was also that all-pervasive sense of eroticism that goes with the boredom of war, that freewheeling fantasising that goes with displaced persons who are displaced through no fault of their own.

He wrote it all up in this travel book; the miners and sharpers and gunslingers he met and drank with, and the greed and fantasising that drove everyone on the frontier, himself included.

In later years, Gene started to fantasise that he wrote the whole song.

We should stop fantasising that compulsory drug treatment is a panacea.

I used to fantasise that a half-brother would turn up out of the blue.

I fantasised that I'd be very wealthy if I collected the right ones.