Sentences with phrase «exists as fantasy»

In Psychology Today, Jennice Vilhauer, Ph.D emphasizes that it's also important to understand if you really do want your old relationship back (complete with the flaws that broke you up in the first place), or whether you are pining for an idealized version of it that only exists as fantasy.

In Psychology Today, Jennice Vilhauer, Ph.D emphasises that it's also important to understand if you really do want your old relationship back (complete with the flaws that broke you up in the first place), or whether you are pining for an idealised version of it that only exists as fantasy.

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«God» exists as an IDEA in your imagination and fantasy.

As an atheist, I subscribe to no «fantasy» that your god does not exist.

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As someone who has grown up and recognizes that supernatural characters — Superman, the Easter Bunny, Jesus, Santa Claus, Mohammed, God, Zeus, etc — don't exist, I resent the idea that this country I love somehow belongs somebody else's supernatural fantasies (i.e. religions).

These are the moments where the film's truth reveals itself, as it shows us the struggle that exists between fantasy and reality.

It's not as if fantasy, science - fiction, or detective stories hadn't existed before 1900, but so many of the expectations and conventions that genre fans take for granted today were only created and codified after the turn of the century.

They're arguably not very interesting as individuals — he's an archetypal backpacking tourist and she's the willowy innocent of countless male fantasies — but as lovers, they're total blank pages, stuck with the label of «couple» because relationships based solely on casual sex don't exist in the foreground of expensive (read: American) movies.

Many auteur directors create films that seem to exist in pocket universes as self - contained, circumscribed and minutely thought - through as the virtual - reality environment of a computer game or the fantasy setting of a paperback trilogy.

It's just one of several beautifully arranged and composed pieces, which immediately sets the tone of the film as one that exists somewhere between reality and fantasy.

It's easy to dismiss cars like the Agera RS as elements of obscene fantasy, machines that exist entirely in the theoretical, their capabilities relegated to spreadsheets and simulations.

YA / General Interest: Shakespeare adaptations are popular in YA literature, and Gratton has made a career as a YA fantasy writer; her first offering for adults will appeal to much of her existing fan base.

Her world - building is so detailed and well - integrated, each character and place so well - drawn, one wonders if they truly exist somewhere... Seraphina is an engaging and innovative fantasy that uses the plights of dragons and humans as an allegory for the real prejudices we all must face.»

As well as their existing selection of science - fiction and fantasy novels, Dragonmount also sell independently - published titles, including ones from new authorAs well as their existing selection of science - fiction and fantasy novels, Dragonmount also sell independently - published titles, including ones from new authoras their existing selection of science - fiction and fantasy novels, Dragonmount also sell independently - published titles, including ones from new authors.

So long as such fantasies exist, there will always be writers and publishers that cash in on them — just as there will always be critics who pillory popular travel writing without considering the consumer - driven economics of the newsstand.

Fighting games like MOBA - Hits League of Legends or Heroes of the Storm are also considered fantasy games as they feature strange creatures that (fortunately) don't exist in real life.

This probably explains the sense of wistfulness that characterizes much of collage work today; collaging, as Kearney describes it, is a «form of escapism» or an attempt to create vignettes for a realm of fantasy that does not otherwise exist.

Influenced by Joan Miro, Gorky integrates figure and ground, expressing his sense of fantasy in abstracted forms that exist as a cosmos amid a vast expanse.

Embracing a role as both insider and outsider, Burton's photographs exist in a space between fantasy and reality defying any clear definition or category.

On another occasion, Rothko declared on a radio program that «The myth holds us..., not through its romantic flavor, not the remembrance of beauty of some bygone era, not through the possibilities of fantasy, but because it expresses to us something real and existing in ourselves, as it was to those who first stumbled upon the symbols to give them life.»

Rather than documenting the constructed fantasies of Hollywood, Burton makes a picture that is as much about what exists outside the frame as what is present in the photograph.

While this body of work may appear like a dreamlike universe, Jones does not view his paintings as depicting fantasy; they exist in front of the viewer, placed on canvases and paper with skill and thoughtful reverie, as if looking at a real living being.

Blake has harnessed the medium to create a fantasy body whose changeability is matched by the fluidity of the drawn line, which can exist as words, patterns, imagery, or all three simultaneously.

Despite all their widely shared and conventionally validated fantasies and soon to be unsustainable activities, Earth exists in space - time, is relatively small and bounded, and has limited resources upon which the survival of life as we know it depends.

If there are multiverses that are in fact coupled — quantum bundles of universes, that sort of thing (which is the basis of my story, it being a bit boring to write about a world where the Lord of the Rings Universe really exists as a parallel Universe, only you can't get there from here or ever prove it — then perhaps we might one day be able to demonstrate this, but in the meantime the question is more science fiction or fantasy than something to believe or disbelieve in very strongly, with the usual rational default: Lack of belief pending positive evidence!

Again, try to address the real world as it is in reality and not as you may wish it existed in some fantasy

But whereas I think that SA has probably overstated the capacity of renewables to replace fossil fuels as things stand or as they're like to exist in the next decade or so (30 years out is another story entirely), I am absolutely certain that your «plan» is utter fantasy land.

Optimism abounds among entrepreneurs, and among the old guard there exists the fantasy that the world is not as bad as everyone says it is.