Sentence examples similar to fanciful- from inspiring English sources

This design is one of very few fanciful notions.

Even if you set aside the fact that the main opposition party, Fine Gael, will not take Sinn Féin into an alternative government coalition, the above theory is entirely fanciful.

To think that they will accept an international dump is fanciful.

Mick Whelan, general secretary of the Aslef union, said the new rail plans were "fanciful in the extreme" and said Osborne was performing a "blatant piece of post-budget electioneering".

It's not too fanciful a notion: after something of a break from lead roles in the cinema, Mulligan is about to return with an attention-grabbing double header.

It would not be too fanciful to say that Carlyle's unusual economically deprived but spiritually rich past could have played a major part in turning him into such a versatile, passionate actor.

It gives the dish, to my fanciful mind, the perfumed whiff of a lavish Mughal banquet.

The blueprint has been met with scepticism by campaigners and railway trade unions, who described the plans as "fanciful electioneering".

"The idea that you can just achieve this without additional resources is just fanciful," he said.

The notion of finishing in the playoff positions -- let alone avoiding the one-off "knockout" playoff match -- is something that would have seemed fanciful at best to supporters earlier in the season, yet that is exactly what is on the line this weekend.

While it might seem fanciful for one of the founding members to consider leaving the euro, there is a growing sense that no more than a couple of years from now, Rome will once again be administering its own currency.