Sentence examples for fanciful speech from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gann's work, which uses quotations from its title characters as its text (as well as a fanciful speech by Custer's ghost), locates truth as a quality that hovers between two forcefully stated positions.
In a bitterly divided chamber, and a bitterly divided country, it was a fanciful vision to end the speech with.
The fanciful commercial — the words "Fictionalization.
But the notion of the UK being able to secure international agreement on harmonizing content regulation online across borders seems entirely fanciful — given different legal regimes vis-a-vis free speech, with the US having constitutional protections for hate speech vs hate speech being illegal in certain European countries, for example.
He got some of what he wanted, but not enough and it's not fanciful to hear the echoes of his farewell speech, when he warned of his fears that the dragons would be back.
On occasions, her language is too fanciful.
For me Westernization is not about consuming fanciful goods; it's about a system of free speech, democracy, egalitarianism and respect for the people's rights and dignity.
In "His Illegal Self," Peter Carey draws as much magic from the muslin of contemporary speech as he has previously from the lustrous velvet of his more fanciful prose.
Much of this sounds fanciful, but so does a humble MEP's rise to stardom on the back of a three-minute speech to a half-empty chamber.
Charlotte's impassioned feminist speech when she ends up in court for bopping a copper on the nose is a little fanciful, but you can see what the film is going for.
