Sentence examples for fanciful to expect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was fanciful to expect anything more from the G.O.P.'s leaders.

When the airline advertised a vacancy for communications director in December, Mr O'Leary called the role "the worst job in PR" and warned the successful applicant to expect a "never-ending series of absurd claims and fanciful stories that surface on a daily basis".So why are 17.5m suits flying with Ryanair every year?

So to expect this beleaguered bunch of players, punch-drunk many of them from the blows suffered in the opening four World Cup qualifiers, to swagger to a handsome victory on Wednesday evening seems fanciful.

They can curb the 40%% increase in world energy consumption expected by 2030, but it would be fanciful to think that they could produce an overall decrease.

That may seem fanciful to some.

Is it fanciful to imagine Katherine Ryan taking on the job?

Some of his derivations were fanciful, to say the least.

It seemed fanciful to imagine writing a book long-distance.

It would not be fanciful to suggest that location might be Barcelona.

The notion of light as a thoughtless commodity would have seemed fanciful to our distant ancestors.

Yet he keeps their plight too lightweight and fanciful to invite real empathy.