Sentence examples for constant dream from inspiring English sources

Rendered in a shifting palette of pinks, greens, blues and the occasional flash of cadmium, his malformed figures seem to exist in a constant dream (nightmare?) state suspended between reality and the sublime.

The narrator (like the author) is a young Indian cricket reporter, and he spends a year in Guyana as "a slow ramblin' stranger" after an earlier visit leaves him with constant dreams of the place.

"Keeping Charles' dream alive is our constant ambition".

That was my constant personal dream".

As in the case of defensive lineman Shane Dronett who committed suicide in 2009 after three years of paranoia, constant bad dreams and periods of confusion caused by the brain damage sustained during his career.

It could be a kind of incessant pressure woven into the fabric of space itself, a concept known as a cosmological constant and dreamt up by Einstein.

Coping with the constant pressure to dream up new and unprecedented catastrophes; negotiating that precarious tipping point at which the cataclysmic loss of human life and infrastructure would effectively rule out a sequel.

With four children of his own, Jermaine remains a staple in their lives and a constant reminder to dream big and never settle.

This mentality change has not only made me a stronger, happier person, but a successful entrepreneur with a constant stream of dreams and ideas that turn to realities.

Mel Karmazin says he spent the past year of his life in constant fear that his dream deal — the merger of Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Radio — was about to unravel.

Cruz's second novel explores the identity crisis of the Dominican diaspora through the story of the resilient Colón family, whose members move from a remote island village to New York, where constant hardships keep their dreams out of reach.