Sentence examples for was so fancy from inspiring English sources

The place was so fancy and silky and ornate I have never felt more hopelessly Protestant in my life.

They followed with last year's spry disco track, Treasure, in which Mars' footwork was so fancy and so faultless that it was a little exhausting to watch.

They call the master bath "the Ritz" because it is so fancy.

At Fancy Nance, we ordered two $65 serves of the "I'm so fancy" high tea.

"I'm so fancy, can't you taste this scone?" OK, let's tuck in, Iggy.

"You'll be so fancy," said my mother's sister, who had married a computer scientist, "sending your e-mails".

It was clear in interviews that Steve understood why people liked his gutbucket, ultra lo-fi music: "People are tired of everything being so fancy.

The practice rankled many enlisted men: as one of Stoughton's own troops wrote in a letter home, "If he is so fancy that he can't put up with them, the Government should put him out".

It is so fancy, the school used its power to create a law prohibiting fast-food restaurants from coexisting on campus — such a combination is looked down upon as something, say, a Middlebury student might enjoy.

The life and works of a man whose life is so plain and whose works are so fancy produces the kind of book that belongs less to a scholarly genre than to a performing genre, a hoop for a scholar to jump through when he no longer has anything to prove, as Lear is a role for an actor to jump through when he has done all the others.

Everything is so fancy.