Sentence examples for mutual fantasy from inspiring English sources

At these events, the president has taken former rivals and has joined them in the holy bonds of mutual fantasy.

The film is about Kuki and Paolo Gallmann, a real-life Italian couple (played, jarringly, by Kim Basinger and Vincent Perez, speaking in their respective American and French accents), who pursue a mutual fantasy of life in Kenya.

This isn't so much a story as a sketch containing the seed of a notion about sexual exoticism and mutual fantasy, which is teased out a bit longer in "Dancing With Josefina," in which another black American beauty, on holiday in the Caribbean, poses as a local prostitute eager to lambada with a lobster-faced American tourist, only to kiss him off in perfect American English.

He found himself creating a richly detailed fantasy, a mutual deception that allowed them to live together in his father's last days.

This story runs on the social and stylistic (or cultural) benefits of college, which often outstrip the academic ones; the mutual invigorations and implicit fantasies of the friendship between a young woman and an older man; and the inherently emotional and personal, and even erotic, relationship between teacher and student.

For some outsiders, the Peterses' tradition of gathering every summer is a fantasy of togetherness, mutual support and love.

By Anthony Lane Guillermo del Toro's genre-fluid fantasy explores the mutual enchantment of a woman and a mysterious aquatic being.

A mutual love and appreciation for fantasy characters, specifically animal-like, or anthropomorphic.

Mr. Page connected with extremist communities, found mutual support for virulent racist fantasies and made a name for himself by performing in notorious white power bands, like Youngland, Intimidation One, End Apathy and Definite Hate.

A running subtext of the film is the collision and mutual exploitation of two far-flung fantasy worlds: aristocratic England and Hollywood.

But even on their own fetishist-facing blogs, HuCow practitioners often acknowledge this is a well-negotiated fantasy, ideally built on mutual respect and desire in participants' wider lives.