Sentence examples for as chimerical as from inspiring English sources

Yet George Osborne's "march of the makers" seems about as chimerical as "big society", and the bad news from Hornby will do nothing to help matters at all.

In the past two weeks, it has looked as chimerical as ever.The Russians are used to moans from soft Europeans; from the Americans they expect harder-headed pragmatism.

Such unity, however, proved as chimerical as the Khilāfat movement's hope of preserving the caliphate itself, and in December 1920 Mohammed Ali Jinnah, alienated by Gandhi's mass following of Hindi-speaking Hindus, left the Congress Party session at Nagpur.

The idea of mosaicism in ancestral genomes is interesting, but even if rickettsial genomes are chimerical, they are not as chimerical as mitochondria.

Both Kaczynski and the Unabomber also showed a preference for dozens of unusual words and expressions, such as "chimerical," "anomic," and "cool-headed logicians," as well as the less familiar version of the cliché "You can't eat your cake and have it too".

People of all colors haunt Mr. Colescott's paintings, mostly as chimerical stereotypes that exchange attributes freely.

Newman appeared to represent an urban, if not urbane, style of governance, but that has been exposed by his combative premiership as chimerical.

He has Mr. Monk, a prominent radical parliamentarian, say: "Many who before regarded legislation on the subject as chimerical, will now fancy that it is only dangerous, or perhaps not more than difficult.

To discern the functional and pharmacological consequences of the supplementary amino acids, different chimerical as well as truncated forms of SRTX were designed and synthesized.

But this growth at Enron's mysterious core may have been chimerical as well.

In the quotation above, Leibniz speaks of the Newtonians as endorsing "the reality of space", which Leibniz regards as "chimerical".