Sentence examples for fantasy identities from inspiring English sources

The study found that far from creating superficial or fantasy identities that some critics suggest, in many cases it allowed people to escape the preconceptions of those immediately around them and find their "true" identity.

To convey how mah-jongg is "a carrier of fantasy, identity and memory," Ms. Martens requested that people with "photos or memories to share" send them to [email protected].

Marketers often used the game's cultural associations "to trigger fantasies and identities".

It's an apt match with films from the same era by Jacques Rivette (such as "Céline and Julie Go Boating") about the fusion of fantasy and identity.

In Swanberg's world, material realities are indistinguishable from symbols, practicalities inseparable from fantasies, social identities connected to the movies in one's mind.

The art in this show is indivisible from the man who made it, each work celebrating his subjectivity, fantasies and identities in a way that is almost overwhelming on such a large scale.

The gallery will also have a group show of four women artists from the West Coast addressing issues of imitation, fantasy and identity in their work.

Henry "subvert[s] the colonialist's fantasy of universal identity by generating a subaltern identity that mimics and explodes that fantasy".

Considered by many to be his masterpiece and by some to be the greatest of all films, Vertigo (1958) was a challenging, sometimes obscure, and painful exploration of identity, fantasy, and compulsion.

He gets an unreality effect, a note of superhero or secret-identity fantasy, that works particularly well when Tom's teenage boy suddenly finds in himself the capacity for aggression necessary to stand up to his tormentors at school.

It has also been described as "Final Fantasy with an identity crisis" due to the inherent flaw of creating a game that didn't appeal to the masses or the hard-core gaming audience.