Sentence examples for which fantasises from inspiring English sources

"Wonderland", which fantasises about romance and a relationship's "perfect ending", includes synthesizer arrangements and choir sections; the line "Take me to wonderland" is repeated throughout the song.

He cites the sequence in Nineteen Eighty-Four in which Winston Smith fantasises about raping and murdering Julia.

And Requiem's signature scene – a limpid dream sequence in which Harry fantasises about meeting Marion, his girlfriend, plays out on Steeplechase Pier.

NWA's music was replete with violence against women – there can't be many songs more grotesquely misogynist than One Less Bitch, in which Dre fantasises about letting his friends gang-rape a sex worker before he murders her.

The description of this event in the Observer reads like a nightmarish variant of that game in which one fantasises about resurrecting one's favourite historical figures in order to stage an imaginary dinner-party (a game appropriated to brilliant polemical effect by Caryl Churchill's Top Girls in 1982).

Even more odd is 'English Girl', in which Joey fantasises about meeting his Aryan princess to the tune of the Beach Boys'Kokomomo'Kokomo

The significance of letters Stewart wrote, in which he fantasised about racial violence and even killing his cellmate, was missed.

The Persicke's are obsessed with breaking into Frau Rosenthal's apartment which they fantasise is packed with treasure.

Ospizio Sottile, on the border of Italy's Piemonte and Aosta regions, which I fantasise will feature a sauna, soft blankets, Michelin-starred linguine..

After a long pause during which I fantasise about accidentally pouring my red wine over her white jeans, I say: "The new Renault Mégane".

While there is some brothel-based kink, the key BDSM content lies in the dream sequences, in which Séverine fantasised about an S&M relationship with her husband.