Sentence examples for fantasy empire from inspiring English sources

Moviegoers can find Terence Stamp rocketing to Mars, Christine Baranski hanging out in Whoville and Jeremy Irons battling evil in a fantasy empire.

So it is with Wölfli, whose large, incredibly dense drawings combine religion, sex, language, music, geography, economics, and other aspects of the artist's fantasy empire, which, for him, was more or less the universe.

Lightning Bolt, "The Metal East," from the album 'Fantasy Empire'.

On March 9, 2015, the group's full length "Fantasy Empire" became available to stream via NPR's First Listen.

He is sure that the decision to fight Hitler in 1939 and to carry on in 1940 was not rational, though less sure about why it happened; he joins the party which continues to argue that Normandy should have been invaded in 1943; he wisely recognises that both Hitler and Churchill were old-fashioned, rooted in 19th-century European fantasies about empire.

If we can't escape fantasies of empire, if we can't learn about what really happened in the name of the British crown, we will never be able to imagine a new identity for our country, an identity that can speak more fully to the multicultural nation we have become.

"No one would claim that Norway or Iceland was the origin of the use of bishop," said Dr. Woolf, who will be giving the talk "The Norwegian Empire: Fantasy or Fact?" at the conference.

A fantasy film, The Empire Strikes Back was the runaway number 1, but after that, only two other movies (Popeye, at number 12, and The Shining at number 14) were fantasy or animated.

Brexit is a plebiscite on British racism led by a ghastly hodgepodge of boorish aristocrats (who is Boris Johnson but a less crack-addled Rob Ford?), crypto-fascists and a weird, undying fantasy of British empire.

While the architecture of the 1931 International Colonial Exposition ["Colonial Fantasies: When the Empire Has No Clothes" by Herbert Muschamp, June 25] is long gone, visitors to Paris can still judge for themselves the merits of the "colonial" artworks that were exhibited there.

Perhaps more than ever before, Hollywood is an empire of fantasy.