Sentence examples for fantasy resulting from inspiring English sources

Here's how I connect the dots: arrogant fantasy resulting in criminal waste of blood, money and international good will.

Web sites now use the real-world results of professional baseball, basketball, football, hockey and golf to generate fantasy results for Mitty-esque "owners" who draft and trade players, using digital funny money to pay their salaries.

In response to Leslie Ludy's recommendation that a single woman should seek to be God's princess until becoming the princess of a human prince, the Petersons argue that this analogy makes young people see marriage as a fantasy comparable to that of Disney Princesses, and that this fantasy often results in disappointment.

Eastern University Christian studies professors Margaret and Dwight Peterson responded to the Ludys' book by writing an essay called "God Does Not Want to Write Your Love Story," in which the Petersons argue that the book makes young people see marriage as a fantasy comparable to that of Disney Princesses, and that this fantasy often results in disappointment.

Ben Schweitzer of RPGFan, however, found that the heavy reliance of the soundtrack on music and themes from previous Final Fantasy soundtracks resulted in a sense of "stretched creativity" and "a bit of blandness", though he still felt it was not "a bad soundtrack... [but] not really a great soundtrack".

Preminger's depictions of psychedelic fantasies result in his giddiest visual inspirations which come with a sharp political twist.

We also hypothesized that, for women, self-generated sexual stimuli (sexual fantasies) would result in significantly greater concordance than stimuli produced by others, even though fantasy is likely to produce lower levels of genital response (Heiman, 1980).

She added, "He had a lot of sexual fantasy-type issues," resulting in an objection from Laura Murphy, an assistant district attorney.

The 'psychotic ego' failed to draw a distinction between inner fantasy and outer reality resulting in an 'asymbolic' or autistic state of mind (Anthony, 1958a: 21958a

The same was done for the four scores on fantasy between 12 and 17 years and currently, resulting in the fantasy dimension.

London-based Pusher, the company powering The NY Times' live election results and DraftKing's fantasy scoring results, just raised $2.5 million to up its stakes further.