Sentence examples for fantasy meaning from inspiring English sources

He calls it "Nerf fantasy," meaning that "it's really safe".

"The people of Gaza are depressed, and depressed people turn to myth and fantasy, meaning religion and drugs," said Jawdat Khoudary, a building contractor.

Like a lot of the great British fantasy writers — C. S. Lewis or J. K. Rowling or Philip Pullman — he's very dedicated to realism in the service of fantasy, meaning that he makes little details (the way Chihiro kicks her toe into her shoes, or the way Haku the dragon falls when he's wounded) internally coherent and naturalistic.

Unless you train well, you can never hope to live out your darkest sniping fantasies (meaning you alone eliminating more than three foes with automatic guns).. Be sure to read the manual of all airsoft weapons you use.

Imagination is the most important feature in children's fantasy books, meaning there is an abundance of aesthetic springboards for cinematographers, animators and visual departments to work from.

But Mosley invests his wish-fulfillment fantasy with deeper meaning and higher purpose.

He favoured fantasy subjects whose meanings were allegorical rather than literal.

He'd heard about a commissioner from Kentucky bidding for a zip line to attract tourists, which Zimmerman considered a well-meaning fantasy.