Sentence examples for whimsical you from inspiring English sources
As his pal Vinny (Justin Bartha) puts it crisply if coldly, recalling Edgar's madcap plan to graffiti palindromes across the sides of buses: "You're not subversive, you're not whimsical, you're definitely not chill.
I wanted to have playful, whimsical you know to go with the collection and I wanted the shoes to have the same sensibility as the clothing.
Regarding the 1939 New York World's Fair itself and its futuristic theme of the World of Tomorrow, Conran noted: "...obviously the title refers to the World Expo and the spirit of that was looking at the future with a sense of optimism and a sense of the whimsical, you know, something that we've lost a lot in our fantasies.
Another former mayor, Ed Koch, was more whimsical: "If you've lived here for six months and you walk faster and talk faster and think faster, you're a New Yorker".
On his desk, he keeps a whimsical thank-you note from Mr. Springsteen, in whose kitchen he once cooked.
"They seem, at first, sort of whimsical, and you don't know what it's about," Mr. Cullman said.
But watching the play, with its fast pace, crack timing and almost whimsical inventiveness, you're more likely to think of farce than of fascism.
That is one of the great whimsical touches you find in The Economist: a discussion of a spreading global health epidemic summed up so neatly, if crassly.
I suggest it would not be so comic and whimsical had you been present on 9/11 to see young men, similarly dressed in business suits, plunging to their death from the World Trade Center.
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.
Then there's hate, and whimsical thoughts you get from nowhere".
