Sentences with phrase «fanciful stories»
The phrase "fanciful stories" refers to imaginative and make-believe tales. These stories are not based on real events or facts, but are created purely from one's imagination. Full definition
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7) Many fanciful stories and myths throughout history have actual places and people depicted.
«However, in Buddhism, like so many other religions, fanciful stories arose concerning events in the life of the founder, Siddhartha Gautama (fifth century B.C.):»
«Big Fish,» the Susan Stroman - directed musical about a traveling salesman who tells fanciful stories, sold $ 644,000, about half of its potential, as it gave away tickets to critics, investors and others in theater amid its opening.
For the source of the expression, some point to The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen, a collection of fanciful stories mostly based on folk tales that were first published anonymously in the late 18th century.
Believing in a death myth or the supernatural does not make it real... fanciful stories... of the supernatural are not real... Read Caesar's Messiah by Joseph Atwill on how the Christian myth was created from the Jewish one....
That the Bible depicts actual places or people isn't surprising... people and places actually exist... but stories about magical or supernatural events are just that... fanciful stories.
Christianity is nothing more than supersti - tion, a collection of fanciful stories with a few bits of history put in there such that it doesn't immediately get put aside for being the nonsense that it truly is.
Another fanciful story, Marco Reus looks far too expensive for Liverpool, who have already splashed out on attacking players like Roberto Firmino and Christian Benteke.
The ballad is an emotional moment in the fanciful story of intertwined fairytales, allowing Kendrick to add depth to the song's lyrics.
All of the word bank terms associated with these fanciful stories can be found hidden in the puzzle.
'' [A] fun, fanciful story that will keep readers guessing until the end.»
Philip C. Stead, author of the 2011 Caldecott winning A Sick Day for Amos McGee, brings his considerable talents to this fanciful story of a boy who goes in search of adventure.
These tragic and fanciful stories are where What Remains of Edith Finch really shines.
Those fanciful stories of his trying to explain everything away are just no longer believable and for anyone to allow this kind of thing should be held accountable even to the point of criminal charges.
I escaped the reading groups briefly when I scored a six - month maternity leave job at a magazine but... there's no gentle way to say this... they sacked me a month later when I wrote a blog forcefully objecting to a fanciful story — about a friend who is in jail — which was published by a sister magazine.