Sentence examples for fantasy of freedom from inspiring English sources

But it's a lovely fantasy, of freedom and security combined.

With their bareness, Pawson's spaces offer the fantasy of freedom from ownership, for people who own too much.

There is a certain fantasy of freedom associated with living out West — think of the space, the frontier mentality, the enduring, contra-factual belief in wildness.

This… There is a certain fantasy of freedom associated with living out West — think of the space, the frontier mentality, the enduring, contra-factual belief in wildness.

I would say that he has been taken in by the romance of liberty — or, more precisely, the fantasy of freedom — that full-time poker playing provides.

Perhaps more psychologically relevant to most of us is that by knowing so much about what can be known about us, we lose a fantasy of freedom.

Throughout the album, Letissier's fantasies of freedom are tinged with a melancholy awareness of limits.

They argue that conventional fantasies of freedom, speed and power on which the outward form of the modern automobile is presently based, are inappropriate during a period of growing congestion, urban traffic blight, climate change and diminishing fuel resources.

Another professor, Sally Goade, described Sara Donati's historical romances about frontier women and admitted that, as a busy wife and academic, these stories about women learning to live in the wilderness tapped into her own "fantasies of freedom".

/ Rough rock-throne / Of Freedom!

Turning away from these awkward questions to a fantasy of unfettered freedom, Graeber joins hands with the neoliberals he scorns.