Sentence examples for truth and fantasy from inspiring English sources

Esparza is never better than when he's trapped somewhere between truth and fantasy, living in a world of felt lies.

In its mix of truth and fantasy, the period room is the museum's version of a Merchant-Ivory film.

A lifelong passion of the senior Mr. Joiner, these wooden crates and cardboard shoeboxes encapsulate moments of truth and fantasy: his own wedding, scenes from the classics.

The movie isn't involving enough to make anyone care about the blurring of truth and fantasy that may, or may not, be taking place.

Along the way, I thought about something Max Hastings, the editor of the Evening Standard, had said to me about Archer: "I just don't think he understands the concepts of right and wrong, of truth and fantasy.

Truth and fantasy, merciless delineation and poetry, clear-sighted seriousness and a sense of humour, irony and compassion, all the contrasting elements of which man's dignity is made up are to be found harmonized in Daudet's best work.

Just as the theory supporting De Vere as author of Shakespeare's plays is patched together with half-truths and fantasy, so too is the political landscape of Anonymous.

Who cares where truth ends and fantasy begins?

Ghosh, a Bengali-born, Oxford- educated anthropologist-turned-lauded-global-author, fearlessly plaits real and imagined truth, fact and fantasy.

History is treated as a malleable substance, from which truths and fantasies, often the same thing, can be shaped.

Both Richard Blumenthal and Adam Wheeler, the faux Harvard student, seem unable to distinguish between what matters to most of us — the truth — and the fantasy created by their own egos.