Sentence examples for that I fancy from inspiring English sources

"Overcast" is so akin to the poetry of anxiety in Gorky's masterpieces of the nineteen-forties that I fancy an electric arc across the intervening decades.

To be in the presence of Djerassi, emeritus professor of chemistry at Stanford University, is so momentous that I fancy at one point I've gone a bit deaf in one ear.

Desire — feckless, reckless, restless desire — for any girl he's near unleashes a full flow of alliterative fantasy: "When I'm not facing the face that I fancy," the leprechaun sings, "I fancy the face I face".

But Jose Mourinho's side look so strong that I fancy them to win the whole thing - they are that good.

But first, to clear up any misconceptions that I fancy myself a unique and delicate flower with a unique and delicate story to tell: It's not true.

First I want to start that I fancy myself a female journalist has-been, and my inspirations were not Harriet the Spy and Carrie Bradshaw.

I was convinced they might think that I fancied them all.

"I knew the team was moving forward but it was simply that I fancied a different experience.

[I wrote in this newspaper that I fancied Camilla Parker Bowles, but never found Diana attractive.] Burchill: Oh my gosh, did we?

In the intervening time I'd discovered that Robin was kind, generous, physically affectionate, completely without guile, and that I fancied him like mad.

The only thing I really knew about the organisation is that I fancied Jean Simmons who played Sergeant Sarah Brown in the 1955 film of Guys and Dolls.