Sentence examples for more fanciful from inspiring English sources

The Sunday New York Times editorial endorsing Clinton could hardly be more fanciful and hagiographic if written by her campaign.

Other names are a little more fanciful.

He also floats more fanciful ideas.

"L'Olimpiade," though a more fanciful work, is also remarkable.

(These more fanciful plot elements dropped away in later volumes).

More fanciful new shows have not fared as well.

Other times, he comes up with something more fanciful.

There, his "little dramas," as one of his teachers called them, became more fanciful.

Such is Anderson's way: for every note of provable precision, a more fanciful detail flutters past.

Stick with the classics or try one of La Favorita's more fanciful creations.

Given this opportunity, will a new government choose something more fanciful?