Sentence examples for fanciful version from inspiring English sources
Obama, in this fanciful version, held up his hand.
But, as retold by that other mensch, the playwright Tony Kushner, this fanciful version of a children's opera takes on real-world political overtones.
The first half of the sentence is true, but the show is actually an exaggerated, fanciful version of a 20-something's workplace.
Set in a fanciful version of ancient Egypt, the player starts out homeless and unskilled but soon learns to plane boards, bake bricks and build kilns.
Fanciful version of his own sound movie based on "Shanghai Express" in which ladies of Eastern Standard virtue are rescued from Manchurian bandits by excessively virile heroes who are either English or American.
Made the year after, before the full story of Operation Anthropoid had emerged, Lang's sinewy, tar-dark thriller tells a far more fanciful version of events, but it'll be hard to beat for throbbing, edge-of-the-void tension.
The team saw those movies, set in a world of futuristic bikers, as a sort of antimodel: a fanciful, imaginary version of the end of the world, not the grim, all-too-convincing one that Mr. McCarthy had depicted.
And there are alternative skins, fanciful versions of the interface.
Elsewhere, fanciful versions of New York rooftop water towers – on roundabouts and in vacant lots – mark the path of the Pent stream, which flows beneath the streets, and offer a disconcerting trail through the town.
Amid spectacular scenery, large ensembles danced and mimed in fanciful versions of contemporary and historical dress in the ballet extravaganzas of the 1880s (forerunners of the Folies-Bergère revues of Paris) that played at La Scala in Milan and the London Alhambra.
Alternate histories have delighted adult readers of speculative fiction – including me – for years, but fewer have been aimed at younger fry, possibly because kids are still supposed to be learning history as it happened rather than having their heads turned by fanciful versions complete with dragons and intercontinental ballistic missiles.
