Sentence examples for could be dreamed from inspiring English sources
An entire world of superheroic adventure could be dreamed up by a couple of boys from Columbia, or Cleveland.
Victory could be dreamed of, but everybody knew it would be hard to realise without Neymar or Thiago Silva.
As a piece of social engineering, this is as ingenious as anything that could be dreamed up by the membership secretary of even the most exclusive golf club.
Since then, the flash factor in politics has outpaced anything that could be dreamed up by Hollywood scriptwriters, crescendoing with this month's entry of Arnold Schwarzenegger -- Conan the Candidate -- into the loopy California gubernatorial recall campaign (not to mention Mr. Schwarzenegger's enlistment of Rob Lowe, who used to play a presidential aide on "The West Wing").
It was more luxury than could be dreamed up, given the location, and considering the only access to the lodge is either on foot or by boat.
Second problem -- the design of the DSM-5 field trial had a byzantine complexity that could be dreamed up only by people with no experience in real-life field testing.
We could be dreaming the world up in our brains.
The ideas were only limited by what could be dreamt up.
Cricket captured the imagination of the public in a manner that hitherto could only be dreamed of.
No, I wanted to live in a country where every human was valued, where Dreams could again be dreamt.
