Sentence examples for as dreamed from inspiring English sources

Each shows Balanchine's way of entering the music by reimagining its historical world: the Second World War-era clash of East and West cultures as dreamed by Stravinsky in his "Symphony," and the morbid apotheosis of the Romantic ballroom as dreamed by Ravel in two scores (in this ballet, his "Valse" is preceded by his "Valses Nobles et Sentimentales" ).

Seed rounds are all about the sizzle, the exciting promise of the future if things go as dreamed.

That is post-capitalist society as dreamed of by Marxists.

Others see the FTAA as dreamed up by American multinationals, and worry that it involves a loss of national sovereignty.

Still, it also brings to mind a Baroque altarpiece as dreamed up by black-loving Abstract Expressionist painters like Clyfford Still and Ad Reinhardt.

She never so much as dreamed of the atrocities, including incest and pedophilia, attributed to her as the "French Messalina" and the "Austrian whore".

I've described cartooning as dreaming while you're awake.

But being creative is the same as dreaming.

This group proved to be at least as good at worrying as dreaming.

(For added texture, the portrait also presents him as dreaming of buying expensive wine).

Such experiences as dreaming in colour seldom are spontaneously mentioned but often emerge under careful questioning.