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fanciful sentence examples

  • A somewhat fanciful topic: the social implications of the internet.
  • Fanciful to imagine him speaking with a bread country accent, possibly from the devon area?
  • Fanciful dress.
  • Prynn's suggestion of common work between the three parties seems fanciful however.
  • This colorful print gives a rather fanciful representation of the rowing barge, which is still displayed in the royal naval museum at portsmouth.
  • Fanciful to suggest he might have helped them win the ashes.
  • Fanciful notions.
  • This may sound fanciful, but is merely a hypothesis that would explain some odd facts.
  • These responses are not merely fanciful, music here is a useful metaphor.
  • Fanciful to say that it has a noticeably more southern flavor.
  • Fanciful speculation.
  • The figure of 170 members given for england does not appear fanciful.
  • That would have been an entirely fanciful construction of s 1(3 ).
  • Fanciful to see in the portrait of the rector that strong face implacably set against joseph?
  • Fanciful tales of financial corruption followed in 1995.
  • Is it too fanciful to imagine him speaking with a bread country accent, possibly from the devon area?
  • Fanciful to speculate on the consequences of those ' fifty women ' in belfast city council.
  • Fanciful creatures perceived?
  • Much of it quite fanciful based on some of the most imaginative lobbying i have seen from any organization.
  • Fanciful interpretations.

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