Sentence examples for fanciful science from inspiring English sources

The current situation, he claims, is more fantastic than the most fanciful science fiction, or theoretical projections of a futurist society.

These hanging pieces, also inspired by nature but as fanciful as science fiction, gave the exhibition its name, "Canutopia," a combination of the words canopy and utopia.

He began entertaining "fanciful thoughts" of quitting science and going to India.

Scientist Seth Shostak described the book's science as "fanciful but impossible to dismiss".

Martin Short is the voice of the Cat, who leads his young playmates on fanciful adventures in the natural science world, exploring how bees make honey, why birds migrate and how being slow helps a sloth.

Now, those numbers are fanciful estimates rooted in the weird science of superhero world, but they're probably in the right order of magnitude.

Many people associate science fiction with the fanciful, even the fantastic.

This may sound like a fanciful question, a matter of philosophy or science fiction.

The fanciful name could have derived from a science fiction television series, Stargate.

Since its release, various specialist observers have unsportingly emerged to say that the science involved in Gravity is fanciful and wrong.

And the Manhattan, one of the 19th-century drinks that began to reduce the fanciful art of the cocktail to a science by the 20th century, prefers sweet vermouth, though it can include dry, too.