Sentence examples for fanciful to see from inspiring English sources

Is it fanciful to see Dorian Gray as a kind of homage from one outsider to another?

And is it terribly fanciful to see continuity, even, in that (odd, odd, but somehow it works in comedy drama) staple of two blokes together?

It's hardly fanciful to see how it might lead to reruns of the kind of carnival of destruction seen this summer.

"An airport", says one of its managers proudly, "is a city's visiting card".It is not too fanciful to see the contrasting parts of Yekaterinburg's airport as a metaphor for the city's development.

Bert van Marwijk does have outstanding players, such as Wesley Sneijder, but it would be fanciful to see them as counterparts to the 1970s stars or to pretend that they stand comparison with men such as Marco van Basten.

Given the character's name is Sam, it may not be fanciful to see the symbol of an America unsure of its true identity and set on a course of irreparable decline.

In this sense, Lou Dobbs and his guests defend through their manner more than their words the prerogatives of men.On Wednesday, I speculated about the sometimes fanciful liberal tendency to see themselves as drum majors of history.

And it turns out that it's not fanciful at all to see Spam as a symbol of the spread of American influence.

It's the kind of fanciful plot that you'd expect to see in a James Bond movie - but this was for real.

As fanciful as it is, it's easy to see how this melodrama of heterosexual passion could have been inspired by her verse, which so often describes the anguish of unrequited love.

A good time to visit is mid-April, to see the Art Car Parade, with fanciful cars from all over the country.