Sentence examples for dopey dream from inspiring English sources
Smith said the moral of the story was: "Chase every dopey dream you ever have, so long as it doesn't involve hurting or killing anybody".
WASHINGTON -- TV's Joe Scarborough, who today dismissed Sarah Palin as a symbol of "anti-intellectualism" with a "dopey dream" of being president, will help headline the launch next month of a new national group dedicated to restoring civility in politics.
It's one of those novels from which you emerge feeling slightly dopey, as if waking from a deep, dream-strewn sleep.
In Dot's case, this includes her friend Francis (Susan Pourfar), a girl with a cleft palate, a foul mouth and a dream of being beautiful; and Joey (Chris Messina), her sweet, dopey boyfriend (Francis introduces them) who cleans cages at the zoo.
(Mr. Sanders was a touchingly dopey Bottom in the Public's 2007 Central Park production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream").
I was a bit lovestruck by the dopey romance of 1960s cosmopolitan America; the dinner parties in musty wallpapered rooms; rainy streets, fever dreams, evil shit, and the nightmare-inducing way author Ira Levin wrote the meddling, sinister couple next door.
There was a magnificently dopey interview with them earlier, where it was put to them that having grown up with Glastonbury it must be a dream to play there.
"That's dopey," Adam said.
