Sentence examples for fanciful to imagine from inspiring English sources
It seemed fanciful to imagine writing a book long-distance.
Is it fanciful to imagine Katherine Ryan taking on the job?
Is it too fanciful to imagine a job swap with Moores?
Sentences beginning "Is it too fanciful to imagine" invite automatically skeptical responses.
It is not too fanciful to imagine the BarCap project unravelling without Diamond's confident presence at Canary Wharf.
It is no longer fanciful to imagine Ms Le Pen making it through to the second round of the presidential election in 2017.
It seems fanciful, however, to imagine So You Think's owners at Coolmore looking for trouble of that order with this precious stallion prospect.
Given all that, it might seem fanciful for the regime to imagine that it can reconquer the whole country.
It is "fanciful," Justice Scalia suggested again, to imagine that a direct contribution to the Republican or Democratic National Committee would trigger any greater gratitude toward the donor than would the "enormous amount of money" spent by a PAC in support of a senator or congressman — that is, the precise type of spending permitted after Citizens United.
The aim perhaps a bit fanciful, but it is summer after all was to imagine menu items with names that reflect eastern Europe's history and politics.
They had been abandoned for the off-season, but it was easy to imagine them serving a less fanciful, year-round purpose with the return of animal labor, another Kunstlerian forecast.
