fabulistic造句

• The environment is generically Eastern, stressing the play's fabulistic side.
• She started with Kafka, then shifted to Heironymus Bosch with her fabulistic tapestry, " The Garden of Earthly Delights ."
• Different casts lend different tonalities, but the heartbeat that is so distinctively hers-- fabulistic with a profound moral sense-- remains intact.
• Modern-day references to " The Little Prince " include one from " The New York Times " that describes it as " abstract " and " fabulistic ".
• "In America " has much of the grittiness and sense of unease that imbues those " earlier works, but the film also has fabulistic qualities, mostly thanks to Sarah and Emma Bolger, the young actresses who play the family's daughters.
• "With is a curiously seductive story that steadily builds a kind of fabulistic power . . . . It's sexy, funny, and reaches a splendid crescendo . . . . A key work in Harington's one-of-a-kind oeuvre . "-Kirkus, starred review
• The album did have some critical support, particularly from Robert Christgau of " The Village Voice ", who wrote : " To my astonishment, I think " Under the Red Sky " is Dylan's best album in 15 years, a record that may even signal a ridiculously belated if not totally meaningless return to form & It's fabulistic, biblical & the tempos are postpunk like it oughta be, with [ Kenny ] Aronoff's sprints and shuffles grooving ahead like'60s folk-rock never did . " And Musician ", called the album " a deliberately throwaway masterpiece ".