Sentence examples for range of fantasy from inspiring English sources

Throughout the evening, Kelly adopts a range of fantasy personae, from Harlem pimp to African monarch.

Hosted by LA-based auction house Profiles In History and with works provided by DocDave Winiewicz, a close personal friend of Frazetta, the auction included a wide range of fantasy stalwarts, including illustrations of Tarzan in full-flexing vigor, pencil renderings of Lord of The Rings' Nazgul mid-mace swing, and many different renditions of iconic comic hero Flash Gordon.

In order for women to become genuine sexual actors in the culture (as opposed to merely objects for men), we have to have access to a complex range of fantasies.

We aren't open about the fact that it's normal to have a range of sexual fantasies – including things we would never act out.

The streets of New York, with their wide range of sartorial fantasies, also suggest the return of the peacock to everyday life and provide a contrast to the sedate mood of the men's collections last month in Europe.

In city and lagoon views and in a wide range of capricci of fantasy landscapes and waterscapes, Guardi was increasingly less concerned than Canaletto with topographical and architectural accuracy, introducing an element of fantasy even into what might appear at first glance to be actual places.

What's striking is not so much the range of Snowden's fantasies as the depth of his political commitment.

The piece is open to a rich range of readings, even fantasies, not least that it enacts and heals the rupture of English Catholicism and Protestantism.

Beyond sexual activity itself, the researchers are interested in tracking a wide range of activities, from fantasies, flirting and public displays of affection to unwanted sexual overtures.

His use of fantasy, ranging from fanciful fairy tales to highly suggestive stories of the macabre and supernatural, served as inspiration to several operatic composers.

Brotto has recently proposed, to a group of three fellow panelists whose agreement will be a first step toward the A.P.A.'s approval, an elaborate diagnostic system for H.S.D.D. Instead of the current brevity, she suggests using a list of six criteria, ranging from the rarity of fantasy, as in the D.S.M.-IV, to being "not receptive to a partner's attempts to initiate".