Sentence examples for fancy to think from inspiring English sources

First of all – even if today it looks like the height of idealistic fancy to think that a few songs, however Maoist and pro-revolutionary in their lyrics, could ever contribute meaningfully to the downfall of international capitalism – Cardew's sincerity and his craft are never in doubt.

But I do feel qualified to raise some questions about the political consequences that proponents of "minting the coin" (a group that includes some very smart people not normally given to flights of ideological fancy) seem to think will follow from such a gambit.

The story appeared in the press and was passed on in conversation, unencumbered by any trace of verifiable reality: Did you hear... a coffin, very fancy... what to think?

I find it ironic that a Congressman and former cab driver from Chicago has to be the one to tell you folks with the fancy degrees in Silicon Valley to "think big!" But think big, we must.

If you dress up too fancy, he is going to think you're trying too hard.

Unless we find some new, super fancy fuel we'll have to think of some other way to send humans into outer space.

When you're 18, you tend to think everyone fancies you; then again, when you're Katy Perry, it's probable that everyone does.

You would have to think Button fancied his chances of doing the same to Alonso from time to time.

The Gourmet recipe, which I'd come to think of as fancy, was now unlucky, and I thought it wise to have a backup.

I used to think it was just fancy wire work, a camera trick, or some kind of special effect.

Wired has an explanation of the fancy, expensive "naked scanners" some people think might have stopped the bomber.Finally, Pat Buchanan seems to think America should torture Mr Abdulmutallab.