“Those of us who lack their spirit of adventure satisfy ourselves with the mediated version, and fantasise the rest.”

“Driven to distraction by London, and missing Skye, he's even started to fantasise about the drab flatlands of Essex.”

“Because it was so poorly planned and ineffectually executed, there are those who fantasise about what better leadership might have accomplished.”

“You can fantasize to your heart's content, but you'll probably never really know what it'd be like if you and Dream Boy got together.”

“Children in families in which speechlessness dominates and few facts have been disclosed may fantasize details to imagine the parental trauma.”

“Though I know it's a pipe dream, I still fantasize about being a rock star.”

“She likes to fantasy events that will never come to pass.”

“The novel has resonance in the real world if only because fantasy must have something to fantasticate.”

“But they then fantasticate them in a manner that takes them clean out of the realm of the possible.”

“Their effect is to disturb the apparent solidity of his stage's material accessories, to fantasticate and mythologise character and action. ”

“In the heat of the Indian sun, she fantasises that she's in a Bollywood feature.”

“It's not just a bit of showroom flim-flam to fleece the Mondeo man who fantasises about getting the red-carpet treatment.”

“Everybody kind of fantasises about it – flying – and it's an amazing place in history right now that man actually has the ability to pull it off.”

“It is the story of a child who imagines himself as an adult and of an adult who fantasizes about his childhood.”

“Zinoviev fantasizes greatly even in the very lifelike and vibrant portraits of his friends Ros-tropovitch and Askenazy.”

“Trapped in a barren 20-year-old marriage, Doc drowns his disappointment in alcohol and fantasizes about Marie, their young boarder.”

“All these are either versions of himself or fantasticated versions of how he would be seen.”

“It also looks gorgeous with its versatile setting of four tiered palazzo arches by Simon Pastukh and fantasticated Renaissance costumes by Galina Solovyeva.”

“Many of these words were coined to describe the fantasticated foods served up by the vulgarian mega-rich host.”

“Through catastrophes such as the Deluge or Sodom and Gomorrah, the religious imagination fantasised about the end of the world.”

“They fantasised about being these cool dudes in a Godard film, but they didn't really get there.”

“It is the sort of thing that Jim and I would have fantasised about amid the glorious laughter of youth.”

“Reassessing the archival records in EMA, Arenas rewrites Mier's life in his own fantasized, creative, hallucinatory, baroque picaresque fashion.”

“The man she had dreamed about and fantasized about was now proposing the very thing she had wished for.”

“She sometimes fantasized about getting him to make love to her, but Galatea never really liked her godlike creator, Pygmalion.”

“I also liked Wedding Espresso which was about a woman fantasising her wedding plans and very slickly animated.”

“They are superbly rich, as chocolatey, gooey and indulgent as any fantasising slimmer, or out-and-out greedy guts, could ever wish for.”

“Normally you'd get the 'hate stuff', but this guy was fantasising about how he wanted to kill Priya.”

“Yet now and then you feel the tug, standing in front of a full-length mirror, fantasizing about cannonball shoulders and chiseled biceps.”

“All that feeling, emotion and fantasizing was wrapped up in a crude Marxist politics.”

“Frankly, I can't see a young person fantasizing an old man into a young one so I don't think they would find me their meat.”