Sentence examples for very fanciful from inspiring English sources
"Scott Pilgrim is an unreliable narrator and this is his life as a very fanciful biography," Wright explains later.
In this reimagining of the 1910 Stravinsky-Fokine ballet, Ms. Pyle upends the story's traditional gender roles and subverts conventions of classical technique, while navigating the twists and turns of a very fanciful plot.
Are you sure there's no one higher up than you on the corporate ladder who's displeased with this A.I think that we should always be able to say the holes in our DVDs are poked by unhappy unicorns.Q.Has Banksy's criticism made you reconsider any of the ways you do things at "The Simpsons" in terms of producing the show or its merchandise A.I have to say, it's very fanciful, far-fetched.
Although conceding to the fact that The Simpsons is largely animated in South Korea, Jean went on to state that the scenes shown in titles are "very fanciful, far-fetched.
When you look at a film like Pirates of the Caribbean – something like that, there's something about a very fanciful, very detailed visual effect, that I think is more powerful and less repulsive".
This design is one of very few fanciful notions.
The group dressed in white suits and shoes and gave renditions of "Lily the Pink" - the inventor of "medicinal compound", which reappears at the end of The Hypochondriac - and "Thank U Very Much", fanciful feelgood songs, once heard never forgotten.
It's one of those very affected and fanciful Moleskine notepads, those black ones with the elastic clasp.
"There was so much that was so alien, and it did lead to this kind of culture of very imaginative and fanciful things".
Smart yet practical, the women's bags are white cotton, the men's black, and they are adorned with fanciful (and very French) hand-embroidered images -- a sexy lavender slingback or a serious tan oxford.
While this may seem overly fanciful if not overly theoretical, Edell whose business involves 'helping companies succeed with machine learning' puts this very simply: "Everything today is abstracted.
