Sentence examples for whimsical view from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the stories began to offer a pleasingly skewed, whimsical view of the world.

The resulting portrait of Davis by Nisenson was an unsparingly intimate, complex, and oddly whimsical view of the artist in retreat.

Fallout 3 took on a more sober, less whimsical view of the apocalypse.

I took on a less sober, more whimsical view of life as I landed a job at a second-hand games shop.

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".

If "There's Something About Mary" offended you with its callous mockery of hair and pet care and its whimsical views of stalking and serial killing, then this latest festival of vulgarity from the Farrelly brothers will make you miserable.

If "There's Something About Mary" disgusted you with its callous mockery of hair and pet care and its whimsical views of stalking and serial killing, "Me, Myself and Irene" will make you miserable indeed.

"But alongside, the Congress must candidly examine its own role for Rahul's whimsical world view - where airy abstractions rub shoulders with cliches about decentralisation and people power," it adds.

As Smolin shows, Einstein was not being whimsical here; the view that the passing of time is an illusion is now the orthodoxy among theoretical physicists.

There are several ways to approach Eugène Green's "Monde Vivant," an enigmatic film that puts stock fairy-tale characters, including a pallid knight (Alexis Loret) and an ogre (Arnold Pasquier) through their usual paces but has its own whimsical point of view.

There is nothing wrong with taking a whimsical or melodramatic view of history, but both the film's humor and its pathos are glib and predictable, making the experience grating rather than charming.