Sentence examples for idea of fantasy from inspiring English sources
For this recital he began with, of all things, Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata, chosen, I would guess, to introduce the idea of fantasy.
He toyed with the idea of fantasy, of a discovery of an invisibility cloak on the dumpsite, but quickly decided that the object had to be real – and by doing so, he created something far more magical.
Missing in the court room, in pretty much any court room, is the idea of fantasy, of how we all make our lives bearable by elaborating stories about ourselves.
CEO Chris Prescott studied computer science at Exeter University but dropped out and developed the idea of Fantasy Shopper alongside his other work.
The five works on display explore the idea of fantasy as it is located in the landscape and the playground.
The idea of fantasy and all its many manifestations is the subject of a new exhibition by Brooklyn-based street art duo FAILE.
I very deliberately designed the idea of the fantasy world to be extremely uterine.
Ever since the writers of Star Trek chose, as an economy measure, to have their characters beam down to the surfaces of planets using a cheap special-effects trick, rather than going to the expense of mocking up and filming a shuttle craft, scientists and sci-fi nuts have been fascinated by the idea of teleportation.Pure fantasy, of course.
The tracks XL-30 and Pling! two decades earlier come from, respectively, "the idea of a fantasy trip... a little rocket ship going through space" and "just a mood I got in".
When asked for her idea of a fantasy guest list, Ms. Levine ticked off a half-dozen names before pausing to remark that she had forgotten to invite other women.
The idea of a fantasy sounded oddly Freudian in the context of neuroscience, but the connection between the free-energy principle and Freud was one that Friston himself had been pursuing of late, ever since Christoph Mathys, a young neuroscientist from Zurich, had arrived to work in his lab.
