Sentence examples for fantastic yet from inspiring English sources

The book is fantastic yet also quite spine-chilling; it certainly makes you wary of strangers.

Today, Browning's fans relish in the fantastic yet grotesque depictions created by the director, and they see his embracing of "freaks" as a virtue in that he often championed the moral aptitude of the disfigured over the good-looking though debased characters.

How many mpegs of saucy goings-on do you have to squint at before you learn this is no good?" The only person, aside from his band and family, whom he expresses any enthusiasm for is David Attenborough, who is "fantastic!" Yet trouble continues to follow him around.

It's Baldwin's voice — his luminescent words describing and analyzing dark matters — that ties together Raoul Peck's latest film, "I Am Not Your Negro," which is about many things, including the writer's relationship to racial politics and the fantastic yet undermining power of the cinema's racially defined images.

I read a book recently that was fantastic yet horrible at the same time.

Overall, critics lauded Chrono Trigger for its "fantastic yet not overly complex" story, simple but innovative gameplay, and high replay value afforded by multiple endings.

By following them in their adventurous, exhilarating endeavours, the reader was transported to a fantastic and yet realistic Florence.

17th over: Sri Lanka 147-3 (Dilshan 64, Matthews 7) Fantastic shot, yet again from Dilshan, driving Franklin wide of long-off for another boundary.

There are dozens more festivals in Britain each summer than there were in 1994, many of them fantastic, and yet Glastonbury's special status has, if anything, grown.

"The Tender Enemy" should be mandatory viewing in film schools, as a lesson in the unity of technical and lyrical imagination, of the intense power of simple tricks, freely applied, to realize a fantastic, supernatural, yet sharply logical and piercingly dramatic story.

Patricia Lockwood is likewise a fantastic poet, yet one whose embrace by New York City trade presses and New York Magazine nevertheless reduces the likelihood of her enacting the neo-Marxist revolution Tiffany seeks to visualize.