Sentence examples for seemed a fantasy from inspiring English sources
It seemed a fantasy come true, the very dream that draws suckers to the gaming tables.
As they were being mounted in cases, it scarcely seemed a fantasy to imagine them awaiting orders.
It seemed a fantasy, as did the idea that Iraq, shredded or not, could ever stand on its own again.
By the end of 1943 the Allies were mired in a deadly stalemate around Cassino, and the liberation of Rome seemed a fantasy.
In October 1973, when removing Nixon from office still seemed a fantasy, the ACLU's Chuck Morgan published a book-length bill of particulars urging Nixon's impeachment.
Today his ambition seems a fantasy.
Today, the notion of a national identity that supersedes the sectarian seems a fantasy.
From a distance, San Giorgio seems a fantasy creation, as insubstantial as the mists that often envelop it.
THAT a young man from a small town in rural Delaware could be swept away by an effervescent, cosmopolitan woman to her Southeast Asian island home seems a fantasy.
These days, however, that seems a fantasy compared to more prosaic demands such as, don't shut down the government, starve critical government agencies of funds or default on the national debt.
His own company has weaned itself off American car brands by developing relationships with foreign-owned suppliers.Yet the notion that jobs may flood back from abroad seems a fantasy.
