Sentence examples for fanciful weather from inspiring English sources
It embraces, on the one hand, the finest of fine furniture and the most delicately refined of decorative arts (ceramics, rugs, silver), and, on the other, such objects of popular culture as toys, homemade utilitarian objects like fanciful weather vanes and the goofiest kinds of folk art.
The fanciful symbols change at the same time every day, representing weather predictions for the following 24-hour period.
Perhaps the most commonly used literary device, the term is defined as "an elaborate or fanciful way of expressing something," in which that "something" can be absolutely anything from the weather ("it's raining cats and dogs") to the entire world, as the Bard once famously penned, "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players".
To summarize then, no, policy does not grow on trees or in ELSI scholars' fanciful imaginations, but, to be viable, it needs courage, nurturing and rigor…for there is always the possibility of turbulent weather along the way!
The fanciful name derives from what Mr. Pisacano, in an e-mail, called the "classic structure" of poetry and its analogy to a vineyard's terroir and weather.
