Příklady fancy

• A fancy procedure and pretty pictures are not needed, critics will add, to know that brain activity differs between the two groups.

• Some of them, by the accidents of his reading, loomed out in his fancy disproportionately large by comparison with the rest.

• We must remember that masque performances were great occasions, replete with distractions - royalty, nobility, fancy dress, beautiful women, glorious jewellery.

• The most obvious characteristic of mainpiece opera up to 1695 is fancy staging.

• Is a man in uniform a policeman or a guest at a fancy dress party?

• The constraint is that the binary tree should be atiguously marked, a fancy name for a non-contiguous marking.

• A fancy term, it means nothing more at this point than the pervasive concept of the human person.

• Imaginative fancy or indirect knowledge was rarely enough.

• The films were superficial and huge sums of money were spent on fancy mechanisms, like animatronics.

• Muddling through this century, however, we find that the 'conservation ethic' has often been eclipsed by a predilection for fancy 'conservation tools'.

• The old woman would not listen to such fancy stuff.

• We may fancy an exotic past that contrasts with a humdrum or unhappy present, but we forge it with modern tools.

• Rethinking a classic doesn't mean gussying it up with fancy folderol and extraneous trimming so that it no longer bears any resemblance to the original.

• Such analyses were dangerously susceptible of countenancing individual fancy, undermining a national church.

• For him, the landscape was not a fancy to be admired and 'observed'.