Sentence examples similar to intensive fantasy from inspiring English sources
This ingenious, labor-intensive fantasy looks just right in New York right now.
But, considering his detention in a locked forensic psychiatry unit, the patient might have realized the consequences of having and reporting intensive sexual fantasies and needs during therapy which could have been interpreted as an indicator for higher risk of relapse committing sexual abuse from the perspective of a therapist.
Peter Bialobrzeski, a German photographer fascinated by the techno-utopian fantasies that intensive growth produces, views these cities as part science fiction and part theme park.
"Fantasy sports are information and transaction intensive (you can trade players), and what does the web do but make information available cheaply and easily?" Byrd says that five years ago, before the web caught on, there were probably half a million people playing fantasy baseball.
He is helped by R. Lee Kennedy's lighting: like the psyches on view, it lurches from the dappled gold of romantic fantasy to the stark, alarmed white of intensive care.
Plus, writing literary fiction is widely accepted as a more intensive, time-consuming endeavor than writing plot-based romances, crime novels, fantasy, or the kind of emotional family mysteries I write.
This may also lead to isolation, a symptom that was borderline significantly more common among online threateners than among other threateners, and more intensive submersion into the online world, where at-risk adolescents can find support for violent fantasies.
