| The wildest flight of fancy of an irresponsible novelist had never created such a character in penny-dreadful fiction. |
| A sharp, hostile feeling, the result of a brusque maneuver on the part of his pedicurist, had cut short his flight of fancy. |
| This is where rational thought usually takes over and I come down from my flight of fancy and get real, as it were. |
| No flight of fancy was too improbable, no wild accusation too unlikely. |
| I am free to resume my interrupted flight of fancy, but I refrain. |
| If they're trying to reach the general public and fall on their face with loads of credit card bills and unpaid invoices, then it is merely art, an expressive flight of fancy. |
