Sentence examples for what a fantasy from inspiring English sources
What a fantasy, to imagine that we'll be around to help anyone in three thousand years.
We will be exploring what a fantasy world consists of and requires, and creating the basis for one in class.
"When you look at the kind of stuff that gets printed here every day, at the kind of extremists whom the law never touches, then you realise what a fantasy it is that racism is solved in this city".
Talk turned to what a "fantasy" Yugoslav football team would have looked like at the next World Cup, had the country not torn itself apart: Vidic of Serbia in defence, Modric of Croatia and Dzeko of Bosnia in attack.
Elijah's intensity and the bitter isolation and disaffection of these young men and the despair of the streets outside had caused me to glimpse dimly what may now seem to be a fantasy, although, in an age so fantastical, I would hesitate to say precisely what a fantasy is.
In the era of the dad bod — an ascendant, doughy female ideal of a guy who doesn't count his carbs or hers — there is something about the protein-powder-built bodies in "Magic Mike XXL" that feels out of step, like a male fantasy of what a female fantasy should be.
And what a lovely fantasy for any woman who knows what cellulite looks like!
"What a great fantasy for kids: a kid who turns into a superhero".
I was thinking about about how I didn't know what a male fantasy looked like.
What a delightful fantasy.
