Sentence examples for whimsical something from inspiring English sources
The common denominator is that it has to be something Shellhammer likes, which usually means brightly colored, whimsical, something you havent seen before, from a young designer no ones heard of.
As for Biden, Garten was whimsical: "Something fun, like a lobster and clambake".
Then it's easy to imagine her embarrassment when the diversity wars of the 1990s made that whimsical choice something from which she couldn't dissociate herself without intense public awkwardness.
Ms. Catton, who has long hair, a thick New Zealand accent that renders "went" as "wint," and a manner that is both forthright and whimsical, is something of a literary curiosity.
It is more likely a whimsical urge, something that hits you and is like a trance, tempting you to pull out every last pot and page through your cookbooks.
"I was trying to make something whimsical and fun," Ms. Puccinelli said.
"I decided to transform my neighbourhood into something whimsical," he said.
"It's the pieces that are wacky and whimsical, that have something eerie, moving or mysterious about them, that tend to end up in the show," she said.
All of this busyness drains away the film's charm, turning what might have been a naughty and whimsical frolic into something glib, hectic and sour.
Partnering with professional songwriters helps a bit, as on the tense and whimsical "Must Be Something I Missed": "I wake up in the morning just making a fist/I don't call it living, I just exist".
Second, that while we codify and exalt taste, following artistic fashions with pious devotion and reading runic wisdom into pop culture fads, there is often something whimsical about the arbiter's process.
