Sentence examples for fantasy vision from inspiring English sources

And people still like to have a fantasy vision of Hollywood, not a cynical one".

The fantasy vision of Alma and Hitchcock's marriage is one unfortunate element in a movie that doesn't merely give creative genius a bad name, but also pathologizes it.

It did what advertising has been built to do: prop up a fantasy vision of manhood – one that relies on smooth abs and smouldering eyes to sell products.

And now they're about to release Myths Of The Near Future, a concept album about their fantasy vision of the future.

But does the chord it has struck also reveal the stubborn prevalence of some rather foolish and deluded fantasy vision of British boyhood?

Born in Belle Epoque Paris, coming of age in New York in the roaring twenties, Vreeland brought fantasy, vision and invention to her magazines.

He also has fantasy visions, like when he talks to Jesus, a naked cologne model, or Jimmy Kimmel.

Playfully, that includes fantasy visions of ourselves, such as comic-book heroes, but also real experiments suggesting that superhumans are already among us.

Civilians and artists, whose legacy of orientalist art almost exclusively focuses on sexualised fantasy visions of the eastern woman, followed the soldiers of the Imperial armies of France and Britain.

How she has sugared that hard truth in fantasy visions of her "stronger, fairer, more global Britain", as if this "great global trading nation" with its gigantic trade deficit still ruled the imperial waves.

Does Ms. George, the town manager, have a fantasy that the noon riders will wear the bands and politely stop at intersections? "I have fantasy visions of the noon riders," replied Ms. George, "but it's not necessarily about wearing these bracelets".