Sentence examples for fanciful a from inspiring English sources

That might have sounded fanciful a little over seven weeks ago.

It feels morally weightless, gorgeously fanciful, a lightsome, sumptuously decorated simulacrum of this serious world of good and evil.

This promised a rare, real-time glimpse of Mitchell dealing with the authorities, if that's not too fanciful a description of yesterday's exercise in parliamentary accountability.

It's not too fanciful a notion: after something of a break from lead roles in the cinema, Mulligan is about to return with an attention-grabbing double header.

Mr. Vickers's use of color, both in his paintings and in the stations completed under his direction, was fanciful, a vehicle for expression rather than realistic depiction.

Whether future brides opt for the fanciful (a colorful frock with lace flowers embroidered onto the skirt) or the classic (a sleek sheath with a pop of detail), they're sure to make a statement.

It may be too fanciful an idea, but how about banning car ownership?

Ten years ago, "Person of Interest" would have seemed fanciful, an atmospheric, imaginative mashup of "Minority Report," "Sneakers," and "Batman".

Making a place exciting is also the aim of a fanciful project called "A Long Look at Fifth Avenue".

This may sound like a fanciful question, a matter of philosophy or science fiction.

He said his reference to "a fanciful £12,000 a month payment" was made to test his suspicion that he had been talking to journalists.