Sentence examples for somewhat fanciful from inspiring English sources

The notion that Saville might not be up to speed on article two seems somewhat fanciful.

He included a photo of a somewhat fanciful design for a viaduct in Italy that incorporates wind machines.

"We are bound to say that we consider this concern to be somewhat fanciful," the ruling said.

Finally, Robertson's suggestion that adopting a British bill of rights would somehow convince European judges to leave us alone is somewhat fanciful.

On the other hand sex and romance also come along early and often, so there are many compensatory, if somewhat fanciful, digressions.

Although he started his career as a somewhat fanciful designer, today he is in high demand for well-constructed evening and bridal wear.

In a report published in a German journal (Ritter 1853) "Yxtutz" is stated to be south of Dolores, and two of the stelae, numbers 1 and 3, are illustrated in somewhat fanciful drawings, but little other information is given.

The talk of Tony La Russa as Guillen's replacement is probably somewhat fanciful, but the St . Louisskipper is so prideful a guy that the only firing of his 33-year managerial career still rankles.