Sentence examples for much more fancy from inspiring English sources

Those streamlined all-in-one pieces soon became much more fancy, decorated with crystal patterns that program notes described as a juxtaposition of Inuit and Ikat graphics.

(I usually go around it with the tines of a fork, too, both to make sure it's sealed and because it looks much more fancy).

They know their defense is not as strong as Baltimore's but also realize their offense is much more fancy than Baltimore's.

So stop saying 'worm.' If we use the Latin names, say it's a Tenebrio quiche, it sounds much more fancy, and it's part of the marketing".

These axes — these beautiful, curvaceous axes — aren't much more than fancy toys for skinny urban dilettantes with nature fetishes.

It's a remarkable transformation, and yet in the end, he'll need much more than fancy tea to win the girl.

She's so much more than "Fancy," but this isn't a story about her.

But the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences wants its $300-million Academy Museum of Motion Pictures to be much more than a fancy repository for Hollywood memories.

(You can buy this readymade, but where's the fun in that?) For each kilo of meat, you'll need 30g salt, 10-30g sugar (depending how sweet you like your bacon), up to 10g of whatever dried herbs and spices you fancy – much more if you're using fresh – and just 0.25g to 1g of saltpetre, AKA potassium nitrate or KN03.

This is much more than just some fancy version of the warp stabilizer you may be familiar with from other video editing tools, however.

On the one hand, it produces great final results, letting you create portraits with background blur that look like they were taken with much more expensive cameras with fancy interchangeable, wide aperture lenses.