Sentence examples for fanciful representations from inspiring English sources
Fanciful representations of children and butterflies dance underneath.
At one time, the rankings may have offered a true portrait of the state of the industry, but today the league tables are so skewed by fanciful representations that they can no longer be trusted.
It is a fanciful representation of what meat might look like when tissues for food can be cultivated cheaply in vats instead of through grazing and slaughtering.
Their fanciful, vivid representations contrast with the larger, stronger figures of the competing Philadelphia school.
"A man's home is his castle" goes the adage, which finds perhaps its most literal representation in the fanciful cottage of Wemmick, a London clerk in Charles Dickens's novel "Great Expectations".
For many scientists, popular culture representations of human evolution may seem fanciful and irrelevant to our discipline that is, to the real science that happens in museums and other research institutions.
However, the magazine felt the game's representation of the concept of evolution was too fanciful, also stating the process of obtaining power-up items being "tedious".
