Sentence examples for fanciful to think from inspiring English sources

It's fanciful to think anyone might make a good film about him, or from him.

Still, he added, letting Greece go would set a dangerous precedent, and it would be "fanciful" to think otherwise.

Of course, it is fanciful to think that individual artisans and boutique products are the answer to unemployment and the off-shoring of jobs.

Hague said it would be "fanciful" to think that the embassy invasion could have taken place without "without some degree of regime consent".

But it is not fanciful to think that Labour may suffer several defeats and run through multiple leaders before one of them becomes prime minister.In Vladimir Nabokov's memoir, "Speak, Memory", he describes coming upon a cat torturing a chipmunk.

It is fanciful to think that markets will patiently hold onto their Greek paper while the Europeans take their sweet time to set up as far-reaching an institutional change as Gros and Mayer are now proposing.

I don't think it's fanciful to imagine that, in suggesting this, Wallace was also thinking of his own writing, and his need to find a way out of the creative impasse that trying to complete his final novel, The Pale King, had produced.

Some people just find the whole idea too fanciful to even think about.

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

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

ALEXIS MABILLE, the French designer of fanciful bow ties, likes to think the bow trend began with him.