Sentence examples for a fancy of the from inspiring English sources

At this juncture, dystechnia is but a fancy of the authors' thought experiment.

Worst of times In 1980, she became writer in residence at the University of Queensland in Australia, and was given a fancy, state-of-the-art office to work in.

These rich guys are playing a fancy version of the shell game performed by hustlers on cardboard boxes on the sidewalks of New York.

The Cougar name was first used in 1967 on a fancy version of the Ford Mustang.

Some computer experts said that this principle was just a fancy restating of the Church-Turing hypothesis, which equates all universal Turing machines.

But it's still largely thought of as a fancier version of the DVR available through the cable company.

A fancier version of the car is expected to be launched in Europe and America in about two years.India's prolific and low-cost film industry, which churns out some 12,000 movies a year, is also going global.

"I would not underestimate the incredible earnings potential that could come from a wearable that really catches the fancy of the customer," he said.

One bottle bore the label of a fancy grand cru, the other of an ordinary vin de table.

West and Bettencourt refer to this phenomenon as "superlinear scaling," which is a fancy way of describing the increased output of people living in big cities.

It won't be a shock that certain states have higher median (which is a fancy way of saying the 50th percentile) funding amounts than others.