Sentence examples for a profound dream from inspiring English sources

The last of the domes was taken down It the late 1990s.

The smallest negative thought can have a profound effect on your dreams.

This dream had a profound effect on me.

An important reason for thinking that dreaming is relevant for theories of consciousness is that dreaming involves a profound alteration in the conditions under which conscious (in the sense of phenomenal) experience arises.

The skies and landscapes in Brazil and Iceland had a profound effect on Smith, as did the dreams of worlds to be found interstellar travel. .

The necessity of escape is also a dream of Europe – that deep American dream that has moved generations of writers, and a profound and lasting pull in White's life and writing.

"I loved her name, but it was her first line 'My dream is to die' that had a profound impact on me.

Never before have we had such a blessed opportunity -- and therefore, such a profound obligation -- to build the more perfect union of our founders' dreams".

The war would have a profound effect on the future writer who said: "when I left for that war I dreamed of purification in the fire of battles".

I take this to involve a profound understanding of Greek classicism as the obsolescence-proof and unbetterable compromise of observed realities and dreamed ideals.

A profound stillness descends.