Sentence examples for fantastic objects from inspiring English sources

"In the beginning," said Natalini this week, "we designed rather fantastic objects for production in wood, steel, glass, brick or plastic.

A second important offshoot of the Cubist collage was the fantastic object or Dadaist assemblage.

Originally, the European Union was what psychologists call a "fantastic object," a desirable goal that inspires people's imaginations.

"It's a fantastic object, one of a kind," Mr. Saunders said of the $2,750 creature, adding, "I don't love figurines unless they speak to me".

Oddly enough, over the next hour, almost every time an especially fantastic object caught my attention, the provenance on the label was always the same: Michoacán.

Bitcoin is a beautiful example of what the psychoanalyst David Tuckett calls a "fantastic object" - unreal but immensely attractive.

The piece itself physically is exquisitely finished and is a fantastic object.

BERLIN -- The European Union used to be what psychologists call a "fantastic object," a desirable goal that fires people's imagination.

When the European Union was only an idea, a fantastic object, it was conceived as an instrument of solidarity.

"We need to do whatever we can to convince Germany to show leadership and preserve the European Union as the fantastic object that it used to be.

Its rounded edges and snap shut lid also make it a pretty fantastic fidget object, if you're into that sort of thing.