Sentence examples for fanciful impression from inspiring English sources
Its stillness and space evoke the Arctic night - probably a fanciful impression now that Björk's corner of the Arctic has been overrun by British clubbers, but her music has always suspended reality.
The fanciful effect is of a suburban store for garden ornaments designed by Edward Gorey, an impression I admire.
A fanciful notion, indeed!
That was a fanciful notion.
Ms Waugh had "slightly fanciful" notions about herself and gave the impression that her life was more interesting and successful than it actually was.
They suggest a child's impression of distant catastrophe, at once fanciful and perceptive, which is the view the younger Mr. Terry had of the war his father documented firsthand.
Twelve drawings giving the artist's impressions of the seasons, in a fanciful style.
By Saul Steinberg The New Yorker, December 27 , 1982P. 34 Twelve drawings giving the artist's impressions of the seasons, in a fanciful style.
But its taste left less of an impression than its promotion, reflective of how fanciful, even silly, the marketing of boutique booze has become.
The notion isn't altogether fanciful.
