Sentence examples for whimsical notions from inspiring English sources

It's also true, however, that Chouinard's occasionally whimsical notions send the ants scurrying.

It has been obvious for years that Domenech has whimsical notions about players' zodiac signs, for example.

And then Aaron Schock (R-Meghan McCain's Panties) and Maddow get into this, because Aaron Schock (R-Meghan McCain's Panties) wants to assert that Maddow's reality-based facts jibe with his own whimsical notions of the way the world works.

But Roy doesn't think it's such a whimsical notion.

The novelistic drama perhaps excuses the odd clinical inexactitude, a sense of operative terms being applied with a somewhat whimsical notion of what they entail.

Another whimsical notion is the empty frame on the rear wall, whose void is filled with a changing picture — dancing flames, snowy landscapes — courtesy of an overhead projector.

"We didn't elect a monarch or king .If Mr Obama is the tyrant that his opponents allege then he seems to have a highly whimsical notion of how to use his power.

." Shakespeare's whimsical notion of a skeleton replaced by reef is turning to reality as doctors are discovering that treated coral seems a near-perfect substitute for bone in reconstructive surgery.

I'm still not sure quite what to make of that whimsical notion, and sometimes Cousins can sound naive – especially when he talks about Welles' romantic chivalry as an omnivorous lover.

That whimsical notion came close to costing him the match but the nature of the victory probably sent him into last night's final hoping to show Europe that his team can deliver command performances.

And his whimsical notion (he thought, of course, that the money was better spent on houses and highways and hospitals but that, as far as economic recovery was concerned, it didn't really matter) was designed as a solution to that problem, and not as a general policy prescription.