Sentence examples for full of whimsical from inspiring English sources

If you're creatively inclined and willing to put in the time, Pinterest is full of whimsical ideas that are bound to delight.

Tucked into a bigger book was the Macclesfield Psalter, a 14th-century illuminated manuscript made up of 252 leaves and full of whimsical illustrations, including a rabbit's funeral.

And there was a lot of toe-tapping, a natural reaction to Bishop Allen's effortlessly catchy songs, which have a playful sound and lyrics full of whimsical, deceptively smart imagery.

The film includes an abundance of clips from her other films, and photographs capturing various journeys, projects and relationships, but it is less an archival exhibition than a wonder cabinet, full of whimsical inventions as well as recovered artifacts.

On Tuesday, this Australian indie-rock octet released an American version of "Fingers Crossed" (Bar/None), a lightheaded CD full of whimsical arrangements (on "The Owls Go," a different instrument seems to be introduced every few measures) and playful whispery singing that sometimes sounds as if it comes from the mouths of Teletubbies.

It is full of whimsical moments that were captured and shared with enthusiasts from all over the globe.

JENS LEKMAN The droll Swedish singer-songwriter returns with "Night Falls Over Kortedala," an album full of pretty, whimsical songs that are often less — or more — morose than they first seem.

"There are too many coy books full of talking animals, whimsical children, and condescending adults," White complained.

(The dialogue is full of such felicities, whether whimsical or deeply serious).

Called Cerro Castillo, or Castle Hill, this part of town is one of the oldest, full of other century-old whimsical homes jutting from the cliffs.

The T-shirts, mostly tame by modern standards, were angry and whimsical, full of assaults on various logos and images: the Queen of England, naked cowboys, Jesus, swastikas and iron crosses, Snow White.