Sentence examples for fantasy becoming from inspiring English sources
While viewers may suspect that many TV presenters secretly see themselves as detectives, teasing out clues and confessions, Williams-Thomas, a former cop from Surrey, offers the police the opposite fantasy: becoming a TV star.
So please do lend me your comments below: is Warcraft set to take its place in the grand pantheon of swords and sorcery fantasy, becoming the first video game movie to break through to a wider audience in the process?
Howard has been somewhat redeemed by living the ultimate nerd fantasy — becoming an astronaut — but even more by the love of a good woman, Bernadette (Melissa Rauch), whose oft-remarked-upon "ample bosom" is overshadowed by the fact that she's smarter than he is and makes more money.
Under the influence of New Wave editors and authors such as Michael Moorcock (editor of the influential New Worlds), sympathetic depictions of alternative sexuality and gender multiplied in science fiction and fantasy, becoming commonplace.
Imagine every one of your sexual fantasies becoming a reality, without ever having to ask, simply because your partner loves you, knows exactly what you like, and can't wait to give it all to you.
This pattern continues: the hero of The Bourne Identity is an unpredictably violent man with no memory and no past, yet Marie St Jacques, a successful economist, declares: "We love each other, we've found each other!" The very fantasy of becoming a spy is, perhaps, entwined with the fantasy of finding this insistently enthralled partner.
That is because if you combine an interest in strategy games with an interest in European history, the vagaries of dynastic politics and a fantasy of becoming an all-powerful emperor (and who doesn't harbor just such a fantasy?), Crusader Kings II is the best game on the market.
Today, this science fantasy is becoming a reality.
He mulled over a longtime fantasy of becoming a chef -- briefly.
Games rarely let us feel weak; they're designed to make us enjoy the fantasy of becoming stronger.
But Michelle Pfeiffer gamely bucked the trend in this scattershot panto fantasy by becoming more and more haggard as the film progressed.
