Sentence examples for become fanciful from inspiring English sources

The financial value put on art has become fanciful.

The letters forming the last name of postmodern architect Michael Graves become fanciful edifices, which echo the patterns and textures found in Graves's buildings.

At the same time, fan windows, broken pediments and occasional ornamentation can become fanciful, resembling some of the decorative furniture on display.

Not for our defense (peace is taken for granted); not for our prosperity (it has dwindled); not to build a United States of Europe that will count (the idea has become fanciful).

It no longer becomes fanciful to wonder about what the F.B.I. might, for example, ask coders adept in whatever genetic-editing language emerges from the recent developments in CRISPR technology to do.

Telegraph wires become as fanciful as jungle creepers.

"It was — not to allow this to become too fanciful — the creative Jewish force: if you like, the Creator herself.

But the disaster he invents to start his plot's multiple threads playing cat's cradle has recently become less fanciful.

The army has just shuffled 136 battalion commanders, suggesting doubts about loyalties, while talk of Thaksin's return has become less fanciful.

I think that colored trousers should become the fanciful pantyhose of the male wardrobe: a chance to challenge sobriety without rejecting the formality of the conventional jacket or casual sweater.

Isn't it also true that, since the introduction and escalation of tuition fees, even the idea of university has become more fanciful and out of reach for kids from "the wrong side of town"?