fancifulness

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• It is particularly pronounced in a fanciful 1835 wallpaper design, from France, that included the bridge and Niagara Falls, geologically connected with a horse-drawn streetcar offering views of both.

• The colors can be fanciful, notably in renderings of bright-blue cows and night scenes whose reds are too hot to have been elicited by moonlight.

• Meanwhile, Oyamel’s annual Tequila & Mezcal Festival is running through March 14, with its fanfare of a limited-time food menu, events, and of course, fanciful tequila and agave-based drinks.

• Bobble hats were originally created to protect and pad sailor’s heads though now their primary function is fanciful fun.

• As fanciful as that idea may sound, there are, it turns out, reasons for hope.

• Precision was usually valued by the creators of maps now prized for their seemingly fanciful flaws.

• But such primitive and fanciful ideas are just the skin on top of hot milk.

• The characters struck me as fanciful, and the plot was contrived.

• Expect some fanciful linguistic contortions when asked whether or not this is, in fact, a “coup?”

• The fanciful assertion that nation states lessen it is unlikely to convince a Russian or Chinese dissident, or Tibetan.

• Another time she might have smiled at the thought as fanciful: it seemed awfully real now.

• Orellana was very warmly received by armed swift-footed females, which originated the fanciful name Amazonia.

• Fordun, like his compatriots, colours his narrative deeply with the fanciful glow of Bruce's patriotism.

• "Yes," Amy said, selecting a pair of white satin slippers, with high French heels and fanciful rosettes.