Sentence examples for source of fantasy from inspiring English sources

To many males Brandon's life might seem pretty attractive, if only as a source of fantasy.

While the character has always been a source of fantasy and escapism, he's also had his red boots securely planted in the politics and social undercurrents of the United States and, since his creation in 1938, continually reflected the concerns, worries and aspirations of US society, as well as its position on the global stage.

He called it a "rehash" of "Fantasy" and wrote "What self-respecting artist would have the gall to recycle the Tom Tom Club's 'Genius of Love' (the source of 'Fantasy') for a second time in four years?

When Edgar criticizes something he calls America, he perhaps does not mean a large and complex nation that has done some good in the world (in 1944, in 1918) but rather is pointing to the world's dominant source of fantasies about stars.

Pauline Kael of the New Yorker said the picture "probably has the best-worked-out script that Spielberg has yet shot" and observed that Mathison "has a feeling for the emotional sources of fantasy … [and] an ear for how kids talk".

The source of the fantasy isn't hard to figure.

Here a fresh source of geographical fantasy was found in the 16th- and 17th-century accounts of those who claimed to have sailed through a passage linking the Atlantic or Arctic oceans with the Pacific, in particular those of Maldonado (supposedly in 1588), de Fuca (1592) and de Fonte (1640), which are all reproduced in an appendix.

The source of these fantasies changed over time.

Angela managed the boarding house, and became the source of his fantasies and writing.

In New York, real estate is a lot like sex: a subject of endless fascination and a source of intense fantasies.

It will cease to be that source of myth, prejudice, fantasy and fear and become a practical day to day reality.