Sentence examples for fantasy domains from inspiring English sources

He was not alone, but Walker's understanding of genre, marketing, music and film brought the movie business — and the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Christian Bale — to the loyal and lucrative fantasy domains of nerds, geeks and all those who costume out as droids, Stormtroopers, aliens, hobbits, Jokers, Supergirls, Captain Americas and steampunks.

There was the hothouse fantasy domain of his film of Cocteau's novel "Les Enfants Terribles," the safe houses used by the Resistance in his masterpiece "Army of Shadows" and the shabby apartments and back rooms frequented by the crooks in the genre thrillers that make up most of his filmography.

Fantasy world?

in a fantasy world.

The appeal is, above all, paradoxical, Meana pointed out: rape means having no control, while fantasy is a domain manipulated by the self.

And yet its logic of construction, its sheer blazing inventiveness, removes it from the domain of fantasy and creates one of the world's most sublime architectural spaces.

In contrast to the historical, intersubjective domain of material reality, psychical reality is the vital domain of fantasy and intra-psychic life, operating independently of objective considerations of veracity.

In discarding the seduction hypothesis, Freud not only discovers the domain of fantasy and psychical reality, but he also paves the way for considering the energetics of the libido, the intrapsychic conflict that is intrinsic to human being, and the idea of responsibility for the dissonances of desire and the skirmishes that shape a life and its patterns.

The notion that we can put things on cruise control and sail through life together with a minimum of consciousness and engagement and still experience a high quality of life exists in the domain of fantasy, not reality.

Within the past 48 hours, the State of Nevada, once believed to be one of the safest domains for daily fantasy sports, issued an edict requiring operators to seek a gaming license if they wished to continue their operations.

Unlike those books, "Beatrix" reiterates a world of fantasy that has always been children's private domain.