Sentence examples for fantasy inspired from inspiring English sources

A fantasy inspired by an advertisement for a house in the Hollywood Reporter.

On the positive side, Joan and Harry's discovery of the power of frivolity and fantasy, inspired by Beane, is well played and almost enviable.

One inevitable fantasy inspired by the identification of genes for mental illness is that we will someday discover treatments that can reverse their pathologies.

"And this album is fantasy," inspired in part by Enya, the Irish singer who invented her own transfigured form of folk music.

By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, July 12 , 1958P. 22 A fantasy inspired by an advertisement for a house in the Hollywood Reporter.

The Brooklyn theater group Radiohole's "Inflatable Frankenstein!" is a whimsical fantasy inspired by both Mary Shelley's tale of a scientist and his mad creation, and James Whale's classic "Frankenstein" films of the 1930's.

For Whedon, fantasy inspires a visceral response that realism can't match.

March 6, 1619 Paris, France July 28 , 1655Paris, France Savinien Cyrano de Bergerac, (born March 6 , 1619 Paris died July 28 , 1655 Paris) French satirist and dramatist whose works combining political satire and science-fantasy inspired a number of later writers.

Rousseau was, literally, a madman, whose fantasies inspired the murderous villainies of Robespierre and Hitler.

The swinging that did occur, moreover, probably didn't live up to the exotic fantasies inspired by Dors and Profumo.

It's been the sort of weather that leads to exchanges about the temperature with strangers on subway platforms, and to fantasies inspired by billboards advertising Caribbean sunshine.