Sentence examples for silly fantasy from inspiring English sources

A silly fantasy, probably.

While people close to RIM dismissed the idea as a "silly fantasy" in a Globe and Mail article, shares of the company tumbled on Monday.

Each novel fashions a unique climate, landscape and mood, a far cry from everyday realism though nothing to do with soppy or silly "fantasy".

Lost, still perhaps the most influential show of this generation, boasted a talismanic performance from Terry O'Quinn, but the cult of personality surrounding Locke could not sustain his poorly chosen follow-up, the silly fantasy 666 Park Avenue.

As a result, you never quite know where you are: a chapter will start with a tale of a pervy ex-boyfriend, then touch on horrific childhood sexual abuse, and end with a silly fantasy about chocolate.

It was one of those small things that could breed a tremendous amount of discontent, but soon the groove sank into the larger rut of days, and weeks, and months, the memory losing its attraction, its melodramatic possibility, and shifting instead to the silly fantasy of a school-yard crush on a fellow-parent, my goodness, as absurd as those hippies on stilts.

The video, which was released this week, captures the epitome of teenage lethargy, pining for a useless boy while your friends clutch beers and hear out your silly fantasies: "Call me sober when you're ready/Not going steady/But babe, I've planned our wedding already".

And in a world filled with cohabitation and hook-up culture and over-communication, I'm living proof that silly fantasies of girls who still yearn for old-fashioned romance can and do come true.

In a world filled with cohabitation and hook-up culture and over-communication, I'm living proof that silly fantasies of girls who still yearn for old-fashioned romance can and do come true.

I felt embarrassed, angry with myself, as if I'd brought this on by flirting with the silly wedding fantasy.

Although "The Weekend," which opens today at the Quad, is not a Hollywood film, its notion that artists, when gathered together, like to sit around ruminating in dreamy greeting-card homilies is a silly Hollywood fantasy the movie perpetuates.