Sentence examples for fantasy figure from inspiring English sources

It's a fantasy figure, set by the hospital alone.

The play marks a radical challenge to Shakespeare's infamous Jewish fantasy figure of Shylock.

That's the type of fantasy figure that Connery embodied so effortlessly.

But generally, certainly in the Seventies, music was fantasy - and Bowie was a fantasy figure.

This is a fantasy figure, as former trade minister Ken Clarke has admitted.

The weight-loss doctor, a sketchily drawn fantasy figure, heartily agrees.

Each doctor finds plausible reasons to dismiss the other as a fantasy figure.

But as he is not there, he has become a fantasy figure (despite all the bad things he did).

During her premiership, Thatcher was generally seen as a comic fantasy figure, representing either reassuring domesticity or monstrous fanaticism.

A fantasy figure of guerilla violence for an age that preferred its politics drugged up with romantic fantasy.

The strangest mascot was Whatizit, or Izzy, of the 1996 Games in Atlanta, Georgia, a rather amorphous "abstract fantasy figure".