Sentence examples for fanciful remarks from inspiring English sources
Having quit his job six months earlier as a writer for a children's TV program, "Chuckles the Chipmunk," Murray lately spends his days going to the movies, visiting city landmarks, yelling fanciful remarks out the windows at his neighbors and leading a happy-go-lucky existence fueled by scant funds and capricious spirits.
Ines knows her father — knows what a joker he is, knows that his fanciful remarks tend to invite misinterpretations and cause disturbances — and, of course, Winfried manages to cross the line with Henneberg, and ends up alongside the boss and Ines at an informal yet serious meeting with Romanian clients.
And then comes this fanciful remark: "With crews always male, or overwhelmingly so, the ship becomes a strange plait of feminine archetypes – wife, mother and mistress".
At a briefing, Dana Perino, Mr. Bush's press secretary, called Mr. Ahmadinejad's remarks "fanciful thinking".
IN 1999, at the memorial service for Saul Steinberg, the artist famous for his fanciful depiction of New Yorker's short-sighted view of the world, remarks were made by the novelists Saul Bellow and Norman Manea, the poet John Hollander, the artist Mary Frank, the art historian Leo Steinberg, the writer Ian Frazier and the neurobiologist Dr. Torsten Wiesel.
