Sentence examples for fancy references from inspiring English sources

Thousands of words tumbled out of the candidates mouths' tonight -- small ones and big ones, fancy references and colloquial terms -- but there was something else that spoke much more loudly and eloquently.

The pace is furious and the story teems with ideas, flights of fancy, and references to quantum physics.

But aside from some Chinatown references, fancy threads, and mildly clever mirroring of the show's mythology — Massive Dynamic is up to no good in this story-land world as well — 'Brown Betty' wasn't all that enjoyable because it didn't do a great job of capturing what generally makes Fringe enjoyable".

As for the other accoutrements: here you will find fancier cars, obscurer references, more arcane information, and grislier violence than anywhere else in the crime section.

Some of the temporary sages hired have been decidedly unnerved by the task of "introducing Shakespeare", able to handle it only by diving off into larky self-reference ("Gosh, fancy little me talking about big Bill …").

In 2006, the National Park Service (NPS) implemented the Natural Resource Condition Assessment (NRCA) program to determine the current ecological state for natural resources as compared to reference condition (Fancy et al. 2009).

As usual he takes every opportunity to dispense winks and shout-outs, and he summons whichever cult-favorite references strike his fancy.

In cutting some songs and introducing new ones, and in rewriting and rearranging some of the script, the creative team has expanded the warmer empathy that could always be detected beneath all the fancy dropped names and nudging references to the fates of famous characters.

The chorus is a sample taken from "Pimp Tha Pen," a 1995 collaboration between DJ Screw and the rapper Lil' Keke: "Draped up and dripped out, know what I'm talking about?" ("Draped up and dripped out" describes both cars and people — a reference to rappers' fancy clothes and gold and platinum chains and their vehicles' custom details).

She is obviously a product of privilege -- the inclusion of models and other young trendies, who party in fancy hotels, is a regular reference point, which shows up here as it did in her 2003 film, the wildly over-hyped Lost In Translation.

But the shirt dress has a broader reach than the world of fancy styling and tongue-in-cheek 90s references.