Sentence examples for poor fantasy from inspiring English sources

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Housing lotteries create fantasies for the poor; fantasies which are the baseline expectations of those who are not poor.

However, accidents will happen, and poor Daniel's fantasy turns into something resembling a porno blooper reel.

The accessories, signifiers of a poor man's fantasy of wealth and taste, could fill a novelty shop: feather boas and cigarette holders, eye patches and sleeping masks, opera gloves and chopsticks (to hold back hair) -- and an occasional stylish calling card, like the simple white glove bearing a gold-monogrammed "P" that the "Phantom" jewel thief in "Panther" leaves behind with a wink.

Warner Bros has had a poor year, with space fantasy Jupiter Ascending having lost an estimated $100m and spy reboot The Man from UNCLE also struggling at the box office.

"Such good fortune was beyond the fantasies of poor kids from Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant.

And a fantasy is a poor substitute for government.

Rather than offering the poor and working classes a fantasy of individual superstardom, we should radically increase the rigor -- and thus the amount of time required -- in K-12 education.

He does charity work in the ghetto, Rockettown, giving escapist fantasies to the poor and infirm.

He suggests that men leap to conclusions on the basis of poor evidence, or conflate their fantasies with the actions of others, because the male mind 'tends to be crude (in several senses) and dichotomous'.

As with poor Bjork, my attempts to weave fantasy into reality often end in disaster.