Sentence examples for fantasy of human from inspiring English sources

There's something about the city which breeds the fantasy of human interchangeability.

Ball, who started from a solid base of science writing, promises to follow a thread from mythological Daedalus to the fantasy of human clones.

Alexander McQueen's show, Plato's Atlantis, was based on a science fiction fantasy of human beings evolving into sea creatures once the ice caps melt.

No trace of the sleepy peasants of Pskov has ever emerged since, but the fantasy of human hibernation persists, and very occasionally, something that looks very similar to it crosses into reality.

Speak with your children about the reality, versus the Hollywood-spun fantasy, of human trafficking.

The film, as Whitlark says, "offers a fantasy of human power raised beyond mortal limits".

Fantasies of human enhancement have a long history, from early myths about supernormal strength and eternal life to 20th-century comic superheroes: Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and their many emulators.

Violence cannot be eradicated, because its ultimate source is in the warring impulses and fantasies of human beings.

What all these sculptures have in common is the conceptual leap they require to be fully grasped: between the Modernist fantasy of the human grounded in the natural and the eternal, and a more recent, anxiety-inducing sense that we cobble together our ideas about the human from available clichés, stereotypes and other sorts of generic cultural flotsam and jetsam.

This phase was performed as a conference on fantastic animals with the title "The Monstrous and the Fantastic: A Journey in the Zoology between Myth and Reality", a time travel from prehistory to the present in which the fantasy of the human being and the reality of nature intertwine and compete in the creation of creatures whose power of suggestion continues today.

It is equally conceivable that the fantasy-made-reality of human space flight will return to fantasy.