Sentence examples for ancient dream from inspiring English sources

It is an ancient dream, and an attractive one.

And yet we have kept up the ancient dream of turning ourselves invisible.

The highway runs like a river of craving through an ancient dream.

To leave behind Earth and air and gravity is an ancient dream of humanity.

What better time than one in which nothing makes any sense to revive the ancient dream of knowing everything?

I had glimpsed a part of the ancient dream: "Of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat".

The ancient dreams are still so vivid here.

A biplane expanded into a triplane taxis with three angels piloting it, while a white swan broods: the new reality of the flying machine melts into humanity's ancient dreams of flight.

It is made to the Palestinians at the price of an unprecedented chasm within Israeli society, at the price of a political earthquake; the Jewish people must make a traumatic withdrawal from many of their historical and theological demands, from many of their ancient dreams and religious aspirations.

The engineers who fulfilled one of man's most ancient dreams, that of traveling to the moon, came from the same background, the small towns of the Midwest and the West.

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