Sentence examples for a bit fanciful from inspiring English sources

But at times, Mr. Stiglitz's call for a new economic order seems a bit fanciful.

Is a marijuana tax a bit fanciful in the near-term?

As late as the middle of last week, this all seemed a bit fanciful.

Not all virtuosos are Gypsies, and not all Gypsies are virtuosos, so the connection may be a bit fanciful.

"The notion that a Trump presidency will transform the energy landscape of the US is probably a bit fanciful".

If a name change does come about, perhaps the politicians could step out of character and be a bit fanciful.

MP: I wouldn't want to venture a guess and say "this is a job of the future" because these predictions are a little bit fanciful.

"My intention was to make a building that could fit nicely into Venice, that was also a little bit fanciful," Mr. Aldriedge said.

Some of the episode structures are a bit more fanciful, such as a bizarre story-within-a-story where a character hallucinates that there's something haunting the restaurant.

Perverse meanings are being drained a bit and just the fanciful, experimental, wildly imaginative aspects predominate".

Such tales may strike some as too literal-minded or fanciful, even a bit frightening.