Sentence examples for fanciful talk from inspiring English sources
Sprewell admitted that it was getting tough to keep up the fanciful talk about making a run for the playoffs.
There has been fanciful talk over the years about what might happen if players in any sport, at any level, refused to show up.
There has been fanciful talk from the White House about lower investment taxes delivering an immediate confidence-inspiring boost to the stockmarket (which, incidentally, has not happened).
A similar situation is occurring in France, where there has even been fanciful talk of following Ireland down the regional route.
Giovanni Trapattoni's side will have to pull off a stirring string of results now after a defeat that very quickly dampened some of the fanciful talk about replicating Greece of 2004.
Such fanciful talk may help us to feel better about the current occupant of the Oval, but it also negates his would-be successor's promises more effectively than any lesser argument you might make against them.
Fanciful Pentagon talk of Afghanistan's huge mineral wealth smacks of desperation.
It would still be fanciful to talk of an emerging global consensus on the need to cool the world.
Yet Jill Considine, the DTCC's boss, says it is no longer fanciful to talk of capacity constraints.Of silos and hourglassesJapan has sensibly adopted a model similar to America's, with a single clearing and settlement organisation, albeit one that is owned by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
I think that talking about the internet disappearing is about as fanciful as talking about what would happen if there were no radios, if not more so since the internet has changed things more than the radio or any other tech development ever has.
The current prime minister, who campaigned on a fanciful plan to talk the Pakistani Taliban into peace, has succeeded in dominating the vote in populous Punjab province, where the PPP will have to regain support if it is ever to win again.Mr Sharif's daughter, Maryam, is being groomed for a life in politics.
