Sentence examples for lacking fantasy from inspiring English sources
To he who describes Disclosure as lacking fantasy and "devoid of house music's sense of theatre, that life-or-death yearning for salvation" I ask, "what the hell are you talking about?!" What sub-genre of house is this describing?
To he who describes Disclosure as lacking fantasy and "devoid of house music's sense of theatre, that life-or-death yearning for salvation" I ask, "what the hell are you talking about?!" What subgenre of house is this describing?
The standard argument against Ibsen is that, compared with Strindberg, he is dry, sexless and lacks fantasy.
Lacking that fantasy fat, Mr. McGee said the proper choice is a matter of technical skill and personal preference.
"Maybe I'm lacking in fantasy, but I can't imagine that many people would come to a place like Hoheneck only for a dark thrill," said Anne Kaminsky, the director of a state-supported foundation that researches the East German dictatorship.
His view is that no link exists, that movie violence is a fantasy lacking any effect on real-world behaviour – unlike, say, the banned TV adverts for cigarettes that were also a kind of fantasy on their maker's part, though one the consumer could easily satisfy at any tobacconist's.
But in the case of "Bright Shiny Morning," which brims with facts but is lacking in credible fantasies, the failure is artistic — and thus, from a certain perspective, far more grievous.
The performances seemed workaday, lacking wit, flow and fantasy.
This kind of diversity, he feels, is lacking in most other fantasy YA novels.
The report shows that gay characters in film were most likely to appear in comedies, with action, sci-fi and fantasy all lacking.
