Sentence examples for a dream from which from inspiring English sources

This alone is real; the rest is but a dream from which I shall presently awake".

He observes that his life has become increasingly like a dream from which he has less & less expectation of awakening.

It takes on the quality of a dream from which we can't let go when daylight comes.

In Laurie Anderson's "United States," America is lost on the highway of technology, in the thrall of a dream from which it is not about to wake.

Stravinsky said his Wind Octet (1923) was inspired by a dream, from which he awoke "in a state of great delight and anticipation".

When her family calls her back to Enniscorthy, Tony seems to her like "part of a dream from which she had woken".

There was talk of creeping fascism, and a sense that the Trump Administration was a bad dream from which the country might awake if people pinched themselves hard enough.

"Where is everybody?" This empty road in India had the familiar desolation of a road in an absurd dream from which you woke up sweating.

Suddenly, in retrospect, the signing of the Charter at San Francisco only four years ago was a charming dream from which we had awakened gradually into a grey reality.

It's like he's in a bad dream from which he can't escape.

Fowler's dream was that his life was a bad dream from which he would soon wake up.