Whimsical in a sentence as an adjective

The dude had a whimsical idea, tried it out, and wrote it up for our enjoyment.

Games aren't less whimsical and more realistic, you are.

Either that or the whole thing was a whimsical piece of obtuse preplanned PR, which still says a lot.

Theyre all whimsical and unique in exactly the same way.

" If you're whimsical or casual, you'll be blasted for not taking these people's lives seriously.

Thank you Justin Frankel for this wonderfully whimsical piece of software and all the code you have shared over the years.

Context does matter, and it's not some whimsical flight of fancy by fickle and capricious women.

I was about to say...It really helps your sales pitch for a whimsical and fun book when you are attractive and have a cute smile that seems full of joy.

I'd insert something in the first time user experience that is whimsical and funny like: "making the magic happen..." And then boom suddenly your whole life shows up as an archive.

Why can't it be an expression of whimsical fantasy?When I was 12, as an introvert kid with too much imagination, I started inventing my own language.

It would capture one's attention in a way that the typical cute and whimsical holiday card would not. Just as this cover letter gets one's attention in a way that a direct, factual, minimal, utterly banal and archetypal cover letter would not.

" The way it's written is informal by the standards of when it was written, but to a modern eye reads like your whimsical grandpa decided to bust out a pipe, an expensive brandy, and serious calc knowledge.

Thanks to the internet, the power is shifting from content providers to content creators and they risk turning into a dumb pipe at the mercy of whimsical broadcasters who can choose to stream their show directly to their viewers.

Whimsical definitions

adjective

determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason; "a capricious refusal"; "authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious"; "the victim of whimsical persecutions"

See also: capricious impulsive