Sentence examples for seem fanciful for from inspiring English sources
It did indeed seem fanciful for a number of reasons.
While it might seem fanciful for one of the founding members to consider leaving the euro, there is a growing sense that no more than a couple of years from now, Rome will once again be administering its own currency.
Given all that, it might seem fanciful for the regime to imagine that it can reconquer the whole country.
James Morningstar, an adviser to Bill Clinton, told a Senate committee that Novgorod offers "one of the most compelling illustrations of Russia's promise to become a prospering market economy".It might seem fanciful to argue for much real continuity between Novgorod's medieval traditions and its modern resurgence.
It does not seem fanciful to me, a military historian, to compare the current passion for erecting wind turbines with the building of RAF Blenheim bombers in 1939.
For many scientists, popular culture representations of human evolution may seem fanciful and irrelevant to our discipline that is, to the real science that happens in museums and other research institutions.
That may seem fanciful to some.
Twelve years on, such fears seem fanciful.
The ideas may seem fanciful, futuristic or simply far-fetched.
Crunch the numbers and H&M's claims seem fanciful.
That may seem fanciful, given how distorted the public discussion has become.
