Sentence examples for somewhat whimsical from inspiring English sources

The alleged cultural implications of this "volcano weather" for Europe are somewhat whimsical.

Somewhat whimsical in appearance, the Sport Roadster carries a third headlight, mounted in the center of the front body panels.

I want to focus here on a more philosophical implication of their work.Mr Gale's and Mr Shapley's seminal 1962 paper was somewhat whimsical.

The novelistic drama perhaps excuses the odd clinical inexactitude, a sense of operative terms being applied with a somewhat whimsical notion of what they entail.

To better explain their ambitions, the Road Runners have also created a somewhat whimsical manifesto that is meant to motivate every type of athlete.

Other physicists said the results were an important window into the complicated dynamics of quarks, which goes by the somewhat whimsical name of Quantum Chromo Dynamics.

And, sometimes, in fairly whimsical ways.

Similar, if somewhat more whimsical, hopes have been vested in races in Montana, South Carolina, and (until yesterday) south-central Kansas.

A. The Yipster Times was published, in one form or another, from 1972 until 1989, though in 1978 the name was changed to the somewhat less whimsical Overthrow.

Ashcombe, with its whimsical, somewhat makeshift and theatrical rooms, was designed to provide a colorful frame for Beaton and his coterie of artistic and eccentric friends.

Delightful little scarab beetles and shining brass work decorate the front of the desk, making for a somewhat odd, but whimsical and charming, design.