Sentence examples similar to waves of fanciful thinking from inspiring English sources

Some deride this logic as the same sort of fanciful thinking that enabled Wall Street to sell toxic piles of mortgages as supposedly rock-solid investments -- a faith that the market can be trusted to discipline bad actors.

I quickly dismissed this as fanciful thinking.

Anything else is merely a continuation of the complacency and fanciful thinking that characterised the World Economic Forum in Davos last month.

For the moment at least that looks so much fanciful thinking and inevitably so in the wake of Torres' disconsolate departure from a game in which Liverpool's redeemer from the past Kenny Dalgish proved that he still may just have half an idea on how to win football matches.

The Enlightenment was a period in history when fanciful thinking gave way to a more rational understanding of cause and effect.

It is not fanciful thinking.

This is not fanciful thinking; rather it is the concrete duty undertaken by a growing number of governments, all less wealthy than the UK.

As it turned out, this wasn't entirely fanciful thinking on my part.

At a briefing, Dana Perino, Mr. Bush's press secretary, called Mr. Ahmadinejad's remarks "fanciful thinking".

This is not fanciful thinking from some idealistic young professor.

Accounting is not a field in which we want to encourage fanciful thinking.