Sentence examples for fantastical ideas from inspiring English sources
"He likes those fantastical ideas that inspire the imagination".
You don't understand!" These crazy, weird, fantastical ideas.
At a casual glance Basquiat's paintings look as if they'd been made by a brilliant, autodidactic schizophrenic driven to download his inner demons, obsessions and fantastical ideas by whatever means possible.
"Jaron was picking up these fantastical ideas of virtual creatures you'd inhabit through your body, and people would be interacting in this virtual world, and I was doing the interface hardware, building these gloves for him," says Mr Zimmerman.
When television manufacturers started to aggressively market the technology in 2010 — helped by the theatrical release of "Avatar" by James Cameron in December 2009 and fantastical ideas about how it would feel to be immersed in a sporting event or an action movie — skeptics predicted little consumer demand for 3-D television.
Fashion is an outward expression of those fantastical ideas conjured up inside of each of us.
Four years ago, with the economy crashing around him, and his team preparing an emergency stimulus as he spoke, he was enveloped by crisis and stuck on the fantastical idea of restoring bipartisanship to the nation's capital.
"There was nothing like the excitement of receiving a fax of their drawings of some fantastical idea they had, for something like the final game of the show," said Marke.
"In that one life of the mind," he says, with a proper sense that his vocation is a "fantastical idea", "the writer could live many lives and all of life.
Endless votes in the House, for example, to repeal Obamacare — promptly and predictably vetoed by Obama — gave extremists in the G.O.P.'s ranks a fantastical idea of what "yes" might look like.
