Sentence examples for implausible fantasy from inspiring English sources
But it is, all the same, a fairly pointed response to the sorry state of romantic comedy in Hollywood, which runs the gamut from gauzily implausible fantasy to blatant and fatuous dishonesty, with an occasional detour into raunchy humor.
Of all the implausible fantasy elements in the Twilight series, surely this is the most ludicrous, and the most appealing.
Every rejected and unpublished novelist harbors a secret and implausible fantasy: One day, not only will she (or he) be published, but the sleeping literary world will also awaken and recognize her (or his) genius and pile accolades and prizes upon her (or him).
Here Sociopolis, an exhibition of projects for social housing, shows off the by no means implausible fantasies of architects such as Vicente Guallart, Toyo Ito, Greg Lynn and Foreign Office Architects.
I've always appreciated the frank, idiosyncratic way Murakami characters experience sex, even if a whiff of implausible male fantasy lingers over the sheets.
There was a time when the notion of a good old boy coveting one of Browne's shrunken suits — the ones with the high-water pants and jackets barely skimming one's bottom — would have been more than implausible, a "Zoolander" fantasy.
It is no stretch to liken Mr. Davis to Rodia, the outsider-artist who spent decades constructing a monument to an inscrutable inner vision, erecting an implausible but durable fantasy of spires pieced from wire mesh, steel reinforcing rods, crockery shards, seashells and shattered glass.
He does not recognize the noises as gunfire, and the words being screamed are so implausible as to be fantasy.
We then rationalize this implausible approach with the fantasy that the rest of the world "must" inevitably embrace our own laissez faire economic ideals, including free trade, due to their innate superiority, one day soon.
Remember, the story is completely fake and implausible, even by fiction fantasy standards.
Joan Wheeler of Easton and her collaborator, Chan Davis of Redding, have created a sort of narrative that is both plausible and implausible; it is a thoroughgoing fantasy that is also nostalgic because it has roots in real experience -- at least for older viewers.
