Sentence examples for fanciful expression from inspiring English sources
After a long span as a photojournalist, from the early 1930's to the end of World War II, during which he made memorable studies of English life and class contrasts, Bill Brandt (1904-1983) found himself turning toward a more poetic, fanciful expression.
It is a fanciful expression, to be sure, but it does address what is, for many, an issue each year: Around the third day, the palate often begins to rebel against a steady diet of foods that are kosher for Passover like matzah, the unleavened bread also known as matzo or matzoh.
Her emotional vulnerability and craving for affectionate attention would lead her into a brief literary dalliance with a ladies' man named James Lovell, with whom she exchanged flirtatious letters loaded with sexual innuendo and fanciful expressions of endearment.
For fanciful, lighthearted expressions of love, Matisse Chocolatier's 30 varieties of chocolate-dipped treats send just the right message.
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.
