Sentence examples for fantasies from high-quality English sources.

• Anal revenge fantasies?

• Such fantasies are a product of our capacity for abstract thought and hypothetical planning.

• If we are honest with ourselves, a lot of women have indulged in sexual fantasies about rape.

• The majority of males and females have fantasies of some sociosexual activity while they masturbate.

• the proliferation of cultural products, like pornography, intensifies the quantity and quality of violence in men’s fantasies.

• Some 46% said they acted on sexual fantasies in their affairs that their relationship partner wouldn't participate in with them.

• Pornography, by its very nature, requires that women be subordinate to men and mere instruments for the fulfillment of male fantasies (Longino 1980: 45)

• The results of a sex survey are busting the myth that Britons are sexually repressed, by revealing how the majority of women have lived out their sexual fantasies.

Use fantasies in a sentence.

• Other volumes of short fiction are Snowman, Snowman: Fables and Fantasies (1963), The Reservoir: Stories and Sketches (1963), and You Are Now Entering the Human Heart (1983).

• Yet Tommaso’s low-key life becomes increasingly clouded by painful visions of his wife cheating with another man, his own fantasies of other women or worries for his daughter’s safety.

• Samantha Ege, a pianist and musicologist at Oxford University whose research has helped bring Price’s career back into focus, recently recorded the composer’s four “Fantasies Nègres” for solo piano.

• Greene — who most recently was his communications director — was interested in a sexual relationship, and that the congressman told his executive assistant that he was having “sexual fantasies” about Ms.

• It was pretty enough to incite the fantasies of Italian cops and tabloid editors, and just expressive enough to provide a richly textured canvas for a public all too willing to pronounce on the soul it concealed.

• Perhaps fantasies are a better guide if we have a good way of distinguishing between fantasies that indicate the person’s sexual orientation and those that don’t (after all, David’s desire for Tom is a fantasy of sorts; Storms 1980).

• The breaches come as the UK accused Russia of proposing “contradictory and changing fantasies” to deny involvement in the attack on Sergei Skripal, amid heightened tensions over wars in Syria and Ukraine, alleged election interference and cyberattacks.

• Guys on meth could have darker fantasies than they usually did, a property that is widely acknowledged but unexplained by the chemistry: “Fantasies of power, fantasies of abuse,” one addiction-medicine physician told me.

fantasies sentence examples

• The Guardian previously reported on the former Washington state representative Matt Shea’s use of the app to secretly coordinate surveillance of constituents, and his followers’ use of the platform to ventilate conspiracy theories and fantasies of violence.

• It is a novel of layered projections: Gatsby projects his fantasies on to Daisy, and we can't be certain whether Nick is projecting his fantasies on to Gatsby, or is instead the only person to see past Gatsby's facade to the grandeur of the real man.

• A scion of several former imperial families (Ducas, Angelus, Comnenus), Michael passed a rather uneventful boyhood, seemingly marked primarily by fantasies of himself recovering Constantinople from the Latins; he spent much of his youth living in the imperial palaces at Nicaea and Nicomedia.

• Like Mr McVeigh's paranoid fantasies, variants of these cult fantasies are shared by millions: there are as many as 3,500 cults, or “new religious groups”, in America; and, in the space of half a decade, Americans have doubled their consumption of New Age books to 10m a year.