| They thought He was a ghost, a phantasm, an apparition, a spirit, anything except their Master. |
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| Angela Merkel called talk of a possible coalition with the Greens a phantasm in order to prop up her ailing government. |
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| But let me be clear, this agenda item itself is a phantasm and the debates that follow an illusion. |
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| Blubber is a hallucinating phantasm about water, a wet dream of chaos and disorder that make the city centre bubble and swirl. |
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| Every evening, this untimely invasion of pictures creates a decrease in Korean moral and leads towards a global image of male phantasm. |
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| Le Ponant, it is one at home with side of rock, nature and between friends, phantasm place for Robinsons mislaid in the cities. |
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| I can be soft, câline or strict according to your phantasm or adapt to certain plays roles. |
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| His body is a vessel housing the phantasm of a possible continuity, if such is his intent and if his attitude towards the other is in keeping. |
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| This just means that everything is an element of the phantasm. |
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| Architectural phantasm or urban paradox, the Ice Domes invite the general public to stroll through a fairy daydream amidst the contrasting industrial atmosphere of the site. |
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| His double cultural belonging stimulates him to develop a photographic transverse vision on the edges of the phantasm identity and the exotic view of Africa, the Arab world, and the West. |
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| In a sudden increase of miaivrery, between the evil, the good and the remedy, emerge the phantasm of a gesture of Love Absolute and desperate, inanimate and cold, there since so a long time. |
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| One deconstructs the phantasm by extending it. |
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| I saw the hideous phantasm of a man stretched out, and then, on the working of some powerful engine, show signs of life, and stir with an uneasy, half vital motion. |
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| Two unique art installations, Phantasm and V247365, were added to this busy pedestrian throughway. |
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