Sentence examples for full of fanciful from inspiring English sources
The painting features a tree with many branches full of fanciful figures, including a large "sun man" at the top.
In short, Mr. Steiner has written a book full of fanciful predictions, some of which should probably be taken seriously, though certainly not all of them.
Like the masks and the images projected on the screen behind the group, the music they went on to play felt slightly unapproachable, full of fanciful imagery with mixed or loose meanings, or maybe none at all.
He has a heavy voice that barrels through these songs that sound like home recordings, full of white space, singing lyrics full of fanciful imagery surrounding plainspoken observations about broken relationships.
Not surprisingly, much of the author's interest focused on reconstructing Aracataca, which has a reputation as a place full of fanciful, imaginative characters with a gift for gab and an appreciation for storytelling.
Though a charmingly unbusinesslike whimsy full of fanciful names and icons now pervades the parts of Linux you see at first glance, incomprehensible messages and commands lurk millimeters below.
Common Ground is stuffed with writing like this – portentous and pronouncing, full of forced metaphors and fanciful mixed similes that have us flying from bird to bee in one paragraph.
Written in 1968, when it was also presented in a workshop directed and designed by Ms. Fornes, it is full of the nose-thumbing, fanciful irreverence of that era, the stock in trade of almost all pop culture at the time, from psychedelia to "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In".
Mr. Eggers also said he envisioned illustrating the back covers with fanciful diagrams full of text, a staple of his journal, McSweeney's.
Yet Trotter's work is not all fanciful and full of whimsy, certain marks, words or images reveal a layered discussion beneath the cartoon characters.
Mr. Medavoy, meanwhile, is frankly eager to bring his experience in Chile and elsewhere to bear on a professional life full of movies that have been as fanciful as "RoboCop," or as real as "The People vs. Larry Flynt," but have only rarely been personal.
