Sentence examples for fanciful possibility from inspiring English sources

Does the threat of tyranny, a legitimate 18th-century concern but an increasingly remote, fanciful possibility in the contemporary United States, trump the grisly, daily reality of gun violence?

Amazon's patent filings hint at even more fanciful possibilities — drones could ferry packages between tiny depots housed on light poles, for example.

There is nothing fanciful about the possibility of things going wrong.

"Those attending the experience will have their minds opened to the fanciful and phenomenal possibilities envisaged by preceding generations, before worldly pressures took over and stifled such thinking".

But after 9/11, we can no longer treat the possibility as fanciful.

Many of her more fanciful theories, like the possibility that Shakespeare died of syphilis, are shared by more mainstream scholars.

In recession, as in war — and also, conveniently, in times of peace or prosperity — the movies we evidently need are the ones that offer us the possibility, however fanciful or temporary, of escape.

Sounds fanciful, but really the possibilities for this tech — on both the consumer and enterprise front — are vast.

These possibilities may sound fanciful, but they reflect the assorted Gores and Bushes who held forth on the campaign trail this year: the populist, protect-the-little-people Gore and the centrist foe of big government; the Bush who railed against abortion to religious conservatives and the compassionate conservative who is as apt to invoke Franklin Roosevelt as Ronald Reagan.

This is the time of year when you look at the Pro 12 and start to have fanciful notions about the competition's possibilities.

Alex Ureña is still interpreting Spanish cuisine at his reinvented restaurant, formerly called Ureña, and still indulging his fanciful impulses across a menu with the possibility of affordable, conventional dining.