Sentence examples for fantasy reality from inspiring English sources

And so fantasy has become reality has become fantasy reality.

She wrote about science, fantasy, reality, religion, time travel, oceanography, medicine and politics.

But after three quarters of near fantasy, reality returned in the fourth.

Hrabal's experiments with a fantasy reality, however, also possess a corresponding gravity.

Yep, they're still fantasizing about a grand bargain, and are endorsing hostage tactics over the debt ceiling because they believe it can make their fantasy reality.

The ways that children perceive -- and confuse -- fantasy, reality and causality are explored in Julie Talen's "Pretend," a harrowing, dazzling feature that will be shown on Saturday.

But these fantasy-reality transitions can be more dangerous for writers than they are for characters; some of Mr. King's books slide into dreamy realms and stay there.

Unlike the digital effects of today's films, which routinely use effects to try to reproduce reality, or fantasy-reality, those of the "Westworld" era were much more modest in purpose.

I also think The Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forrester would make a great Ghibli movie because of its great female heroine and a whimsy fantasy-reality storyline that resemble My Neighbour Totoro and Porco Rosso.

This has been disputed, however, by other researchers who argued that children start to develop the ability to use context to make the fantasy-reality distinction between the ages of 3 and 5 years [ 24].

Ramos and colleagues' findings support the key role of the fantasy-reality distinction in mediating viewers' cognitive and emotional processing of violence, and go against the idea of desensitisation i.e., media violence does not necessarily reduce viewers' empathy towards real-life violence [ 23].