Sentence examples for characterizes dreaming from inspiring English sources
Kendall Walton (1990), for example, describes dreams as "spontaneous, undeliberate imaginings," while psychologist David Foulkes characterizes dreaming as "the awareness of being in an imagined world in which things happen" (Foulkes 1999, 9).
The comparative deactivation of the dorsolateral prefrontal and inferior parietal cortices fits in well with the cognitive deficits often thought to characterize dreaming such as the loss of self-awareness, the absence of critical thinking, mnemonic deficits and the delusional belief in the reality of dream events (Hobson et al. 2000).
And in "Self-Portrait With Pipe" we see an early version of the disengaged gaze, at once dreaming and sardonic, that would characterize many of his images of women.
He recognized in certain non-ordinary states (e.g. dreaming and psychosis) a mode of cognition that is characterized by a primitive, animistic style of thinking.
"Keep dreaming, keep dreaming.
Dreaming involves the experience of a self in a world, but because of the cognitive and mnemonic deficiencies that characterize nonlucid dreams (cf. Hobson et al. 2000), dreamers fail to develop a stable first-person perspective and the phenomenal-functional property of agency is at best weakly instantiated.
The authors want to 'provoke creative dreaming'.
The psychological method influenced dreaming during anesthesia.
REM sleep behavior disorder is a unique parasomnia characterized by dream enactment behavior during REM sleep.
Cosme, played with wry understatement by Jim Walton, characterizes singing as "dreaming in public".
