Sentence examples for whimsical concepts from inspiring English sources

Like a lot of whimsical concepts seen each year from Rinspeed, a wait-and-see attitude is advised.

They formulate whimsical ideas for concepts beyond their understanding.

Feeling the Black Hole concept was "too whimsical", he abandoned it in favor of Pinkerton (1996), featuring songs once intended for Songs from the Black Hole and new songs written at Harvard.

Despite the whimsical nature of the Art Center prototypes, the concepts aim for a higher purpose.

Max Nicholson from IGN gave the episode a grade of 8.5 ("Great"), concluding "the docu-series is unapologetic in its somewhat controversial depiction of organized religion, but it extends an olive branch for creative thinking and plays with concepts of faith in its whimsical view of the macrocosm".

According to Cuomo, around this time the rock opera concept "started to feel too whimsical for where I was emotionally, going through the pain of the procedure.

It's a random moment of fantasy in an otherwise completely realistic film, a concept perfectly suited to Allison's whimsical humor and strong sense of narrative.

They've been busy again this year, culling material from the few name-brand groups that haven't already been anthologized and coming up with compilation concepts that are studiously historical or downright whimsical.

Yellin also makes a whimsical analogy between the format of the work and modernist art concepts.

While Buttendorf's whimsical accessories may just seem like clever art objects, there are thoughtful concepts behind them.

At times Mr. Rudy borrowed ideas Kandinsky fashioned for one movement to flesh out ideas in another, as when two figures from a concept painting for "The Great Gate at Kiev" became whimsical protagonists in Mr. Rudy's depiction of "Two Polish Jews: Rich and Poor".