Sentence examples for slightly whimsical from inspiring English sources

She's known for being winsome and slightly whimsical, but here she's tough as old boots.

Unlike emoticons, emoji are actual pictures, of everything from a set of painted nails to a slightly whimsical ghost.

Each cuts against the grain of Hamptons excess to offer a lighter, slightly whimsical take on summer living.

burning bright, / In the forests of the night" is a large, slightly whimsical member of the cat family.

Here, it's easy to make yourself comfortable in the sweet, slightly whimsical bedrooms that open onto a serene, tree-filled courtyard.

A collection of stories was published that year, too, under the slightly whimsical title, In and Out of Never-Never Land.

Dava Sobel's The Planets answers these and many other questions but in a fashion that is slightly too whimsical for my tastes.

Gerwig is perhaps best known for her role in indie comedy Frances Ha, made with her partner Noah Baumbach, where again she plays a slightly directionless, whimsical late-twentysomething.

Barack Obama made his sixth appearance on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" on Thursday, and the conversation ranged from topics of great importance -- the president's response to Libya -- to slightly more whimsical issues -- Joe Biden's bathing suit.

So we have Simply Crochet: a lovely-looking mag with modern projects, beautiful photography and a slightly over-whimsical tone.

Seve gave a good effort at explaining himself in English — though his explanation of a four putt, "I miss, I miss, I miss, I make" — is also an accurate reflection of how he used the language barrier to craft a whimsical, slightly shy but also sly image of himself: You see the twinkle in my eye, but you don't entirely know what it means.