Sentence examples for fanciful explanations from inspiring English sources

In recent years theorists have filled the journals with ever more fanciful explanations of what might be causing this behavior.

Both sensible and fanciful, explanations for the form's appeal have helped to fell acres of sustainable forest from areas not too far south of the Arctic Circle.

Western commentators have offered the normal range of fanciful explanations for this: to replace the fading US presence in the region, or to put pressure on the Saudis over oil prices.

There is, of course, a less fanciful explanation for their maritime habit – coastal regions enjoy a more temperate climate, better suited to this Mediterranean exile.

This volume was plainly as startling as his earlier "psycho-biography" of Margaret Thatcher, in which he offered highly fanciful and occasionally erotic explanations for her obsession with litter, money, and her general personality.

The topic of Vlach magic quickly began to overshadow the less fanciful and more logical explanations for the murders.

One explanation for the fanciful air that distinguishes the bulk of the commentaries on Texas is the fact that successive travellers who have undertaken to depict Texans have, more than often not, been the kind described by Henry James as sentimental tourists.

Over the last 150 years, the explanations have become less fanciful but no more conclusive.

But this fanciful notion probably has a simple explanation.

The New Yorker, July 26 , 1930 P. 22Fanciful Conference held after the Byrd Expedition and the explanation of what the land claimed contains.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, July 26 , 1930 P. 22Fanciful Conference held after the Byrd Expedition and the explanation of what the land claimed contains.