Sentence examples for powers of fantasy from inspiring English sources

Some of them, like Mr. Servais and Jaco von Dormael, whose beloved "Toto le Héros" (1991) is a highlight of the program, delight in the liberating powers of fantasy.

Imagination and science fiction are references for the powers of fantasy and may inspire processes and scenarios of knowledge creation and knowledge production, long before a particular knowledge application or technology implementation is realistic ('thinking in possibilities before possible uses').

"Pete's Dragon" conjures the primordial power of fantasy itself.

Yet this grand master of the power of fantasy has suffered as its slave as well.

You have to push forward and realise the power of fantasy and escapism if you want to survive".

The power of fantasy makes literal (and therefore visible, tangible, sensous) what in our world is only metaphorical.

The story, laced with fifties psychological jargon, seems to be Cole's hymn to the power of fantasy and the need to keep that power contained.

The way that "Inception" is understood and appreciated is something of a litmus test; it's an extraordinarily coherent fantasy that dramatizes the practical power of fantasy to influence, even to dominate, the material world.

But in "The Girl With Borrowed Wings," a frankly spellbinding love story, Rinsai Rossetti shows the power of fantasy when it coincides with, rather than opposes, what may be a grim reality.

The ending, in which he sits reading in front of a roaring fire, is a boosting vote of confidence in the power of fantasy: "And I can go there every day… because my favourite book takes me there".

Discussing recurring scenes in romance novels popular with women in which female characters are forced to have sex, Dr. Simon once told The Houston Chronicle that the power of fantasy lay in the barrier between it and real life.