Sentence examples for considered rather fanciful from inspiring English sources

David Stubbs Go back a century, and the idea that Britain had urban and rural landscapes worth preserving was considered rather fanciful.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

It also marks the close of a months-long chapter in the campaign when a brokered convention was considered a fanciful concept rather than a possibility that merited serious review.

This all seems rather fanciful.

The picture above depicts a "photonic micropolis," a rather fanciful collage of many different photonic crystal devices.

It quoted sources who said the BoT was "out to destroy him".Fighting talk, if rather fanciful.

Although rather fanciful and not always historically accurate, these works, particularly Men of Mathematics, continue to attract a wide readership.

In the Hellenistic Age, the Academic and Peripatetic views gave rise to a rather fanciful antiquarian literature on Pythagoreanism.

Her rather fanciful autobiography, inevitably titled The Million Dollar Mermaid, appeared in 1999.

The Gabonese, 26, had been linked with a (rather fanciful) move to the Emirates during this window with some reports linking Arsenal with a £44million bid.

The Blues are also linked with various attacking players (Jamie Vardy, Riyad Mahrez, Robin van Persie) but again, they seem rather fanciful with Pato close.