Sentence examples for the most fanciful from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most fanciful conceit is that rock'n'roll bends time.

Mr. Gehry's structure, the most fanciful of these, looks best when approached from a distance.

It was, in short, the most fanciful hotel room I'd ever seen.

Adriana dies when the princess sends her poisoned flowers, one of the most fanciful demises in the literature.

Professional artists lent their expertise, but a lot of the most fanciful agitprop was by amateurs, including kids.

And contrary to the most fanciful of them all – the Norman Baker story that Kelly was murdered – there is no evidence that he was killed by someone else.

But this most fanciful and surreal of Williams's dramas has definitely had a far-reaching if less obvious impact, and "Once" quotes the playwrights John Guare and Richard Foreman on its particular influence on them and on the avant-garde theater in general.

The newest, most fanciful nighttime soap operas, like "The O.C". and "One Tree Hill," are, paradoxically, most realistic in the sense that they more accurately mirror the way teenagers view themselves.

THE Southampton Town Board will revisit the old debate this week over how much development belongs on the beachfront -- home to some of the biggest and most fanciful summer homes in the Hamptons -- when it considers a six-month construction ban along the town's 25 miles of waterfront.

It is full of vivid particulars: swans that are cream puff pastries with wings dipped in icing sugar, a tarnished silver ladle the Eicher boy, Hart, polishes to give his mother, reclaimed from a Catholic rummage sale (the family is on the verge of bankruptcy), a Christmas play that the youngest and most fanciful child, Annabel, is staging.

Manolo Blahnik is readying the celebration of his 40th year in shoe design, decades that have produced some of the world's most fanciful and fabulous women's shoes.