Sentence examples for fanciful about from inspiring English sources
The old-time posters used to get pretty fanciful about their goats.
There is nothing fanciful about the possibility of things going wrong.
As it turns out, there was nothing fanciful about Rawlins' plan.
In his career Bierce wrote more than 40 spooky stories, most of them about ghosts, along with a fair number of short narratives — some true, some fanciful — about the horrors of war.
She debunks such wishful news media thinking as the post-9/11 rush to matrimony, "patriotic pregnancy" and a baby boomlet that never happened (not to mention articles in this newspaper, less factual than fanciful, about well-educated women opting out of high-powered careers and deciding to be moms instead).
The only thing fanciful about the Cactus is its name.
Other products however, have adopted an even more direct approach – if eau-de-peche sounds a little fanciful, then how about smelling like toilet water, literally?
Why are debates about reproductive rights mired in Neanderthal attitudes, demonstrably fanciful notions about biology ("legitimate rape"), and pro-life activists stubbornly resistant to even basic attempts at reasonable compromise?
Why did the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Joseph Ellis, whose accuracy in writing about the framers of the Constitution remains unchallenged, tell his students fanciful fabrications about his supposed military service in Vietnam?
Traits Epicurean, worldly, debonair, confident, fanciful, insistent about supper.
Johannes Kepler had fanciful ideas about the music of the spheres.
