Sentence examples for would be fanciful from inspiring English sources

That really would be fanciful.

Clearly, such a suggestion would be fanciful, inaccurate, and irresponsible.

"To hope for any kind of spontaneous repentance would be fanciful".

It would be nice to think that you can get this done quickly, but that would be fanciful".

Still, he added, letting Greece go would set a dangerous precedent, and it would be "fanciful" to think otherwise.

The To imagine editors as mere bystanders whose underling reporters run rings round them would be fanciful in the extreme.

On e-mail he'd been fanciful, almost goofy, but in person he seemed simultaneously anxious and bored.

It would not be fanciful to suggest that location might be Barcelona.

It would still be fanciful to talk of an emerging global consensus on the need to cool the world.

It would, however, be fanciful to suggest Woods will be terribly troubled by the ongoing, worldwide outpouring over his Augusta actions.

In those circumstances, it would no longer be fanciful, as it has been up until now, to make comparisons with the 1930s.