Sentence examples for whimsical kind from inspiring English sources
"Her designs have a whimsical kind of nature," said Robert Burke, the fashion director of Bergdorf Goodman.
There is plenty of comedy, of a low-key, whimsical kind, and the usual assortment of odd characters.
In the words of my revered predecessor, the great hack Dickens himself: "My purpose is, in a whimsical kind of masque which the good humour of the season justifies, to awaken some loving and forbearing thoughts, never out of season in a Christian land".
To see a more whimsical kind of collection — featuring a two-headed cow, unicorn horns, crocodile heads and antique inventions — walk a few blocks to the Old State House, which among its more serious displays houses a re-creation of Joseph Steward's Museum of Natural and Other Curiosities, dating from 1797.
Despite the show's vaguely existential feel, Search Party is very much a comedy (it was co-created by Michael Showalter, alongside Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rofers) of the twee, Brooklyn-centric, whimsical kind that mines at-times uncomfortable laughs from New Age cults and nosy neighbors.
A single first initial of your first name as a monogram has a casual, whimsical kind of feel.
Justice is witty and whimsical and kind and caring".
His satire, however, was lighthearted and whimsical and a kind of in-joke.
Guinness had been one of the great stalwarts of British film acting in the forties, fifties, and sixties David Lean's favorite man, a genial yet commanding presence in such easy, whimsical comedies as "Kind Hearts and Coronets," "The Man in the White Suit," and "The Lavender Hill Mob".
So, Henry, being this voice -- the voices on the original Dark Side Of The Moon are just strange, kind of whimsical, English guys, and Henry is not whimsical.
