Although he is now 36, and a mathematician for Sylvania, Paul Cooper has never lost his boyhood enthusiasm for the fanciful science-fiction stories of Jules Verne.
With a method less fanciful than Freud's, they're beginning to sketch the contours of the human mind as designed by natural selection.
A Victorian virus has recently infected two of the top anime-tors: Miyazaki set his latest feature, Howl's Moving Castle, in a fanciful antique England; Otomo retreated to 1860s .
Preserving produce: Keeping fruits and veggies fresh Your weekly trip to the grocery store may include fanciful ideas of clean eating and a shopping cart barreled of fresh produce. Fast-forward seven days later, and do you see wilted vegetables and moldy fruits?
June 19, 2013 - Independent Florida Alligator
What Agency Creatives Can Learn From Dickens, Hemingway and Michelangelo CANNES, France—If you're going to have role models, you might as well aim high. At a seminar here today, BBDO's David Lubars and Andrew Robertson suggested that Charles Dickens, Ernest Hemingway and Michelangelo were, in essence, the perfect admen—or at least, possessed many of the skills that suit advertising creatives well. It was a fanciful conceit—Hemingway, for one, would have scoffed at it ...
June 17, 2013 - AdWeek
Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn in Washington Post The innumerable fanciful images of Jesus as a revolutionary, as a moderate social reformer, as the secret lover of Mary Magdalene, etc ...... can be calmly deposited in the ossuary of history,Schoenborn said.
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer in FOXNews Climate change is not a fanciful idea, it is already a reality, a reality that brings with it certain new challenges, including for NATO,said de Hoop Scheffer, acknowledging that an upsurge of energy exploration would likely require a larger...
President Bush in FOXNews Kunkel said any rumor that a Bush administration official wrote the speech _ or part of it _ and distributed it to conservative allies "sounds incredibly far-fetched and somewhat fanciful."