Sentence examples for fanciful to be from inspiring English sources

Puzzle doesn't quite justify singer Simon Neil's claim that his trio are "an important band" but it does explain why Muse have invited them to open their Wembley shows: no flight of fancy is too fanciful to be entertained, whether it's the John Barryish thunder of Living Is a Problem Because Everything Dies or the operatic rapture of the penultimate 9/15ths.

His dancing was too fanciful to be masculine and too grotesque to be feminine.

Perhaps it's fanciful to be discussing beautiful design in the face of horror stories about the city's neglected, dilapidated shelters.

The other option - that he was simply an older fellow from Cologne on holiday with his wife - seemed too fanciful to be credible.

Of the main character in the story, Marcel, Hughes writes, "His dancing was too fanciful to be masculine and too grotesque to be feminine.

If it all sounds too fanciful to be true, chalk it up to the tendency of quantum physics to attach the most exact probabilities to even the most remote outcomes.

This makes a public mockery of Mr Bush's (admittedly always fanciful) claim to be a new sort of politician, who does not abide by Washington deal-doing.

It is a fanciful expression, to be sure, but it does address what is, for many, an issue each year: Around the third day, the palate often begins to rebel against a steady diet of foods that are kosher for Passover like matzah, the unleavened bread also known as matzo or matzoh.

Step 2: Learn new skills, from the practical -- how to salvage a portfolio, get into college after being rejected -- to the fanciful -- how to be popular, back-flip a motorcycle.

The walls of the mosque were once covered with more than an acre of mosaics depicting a fanciful landscape thought to be the Quʾrānic paradise, but only fragments survive.

The review of the Metropolitan police's handling of the rape allegation concluded that "any reasonable investigator could properly conclude that the allegations made by the complainant were far from fanciful and continued to be proportionate and justified".