Sentence examples for dream nightmare from inspiring English sources

On Monday, that dream (nightmare?) came true.

The device means that there are now two Hitlers in London musicals, as he also appears in the Spooky Mormon Hell Dream nightmare sequence in The Book of Mormon.

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.

One side of the original LP consisted of music that Shankar had composed for a ballet, titled Dream, Nightmare & Dawn, while among the album's other songs and bhajans was a rare English-language pop composition by Shankar, "I Am Missing You".

Think of all the scenes from a dream, nightmare, daydream, hallucination.

Despite being a dream, nightmares are a real symptom of something that needs addressing in your waking life.

And though Crash is kind of a fevered dream-nightmare, it still it has its own logic.

In this deserved return, writers Harry and Jack Williams move on to the dream-nightmare of the apparent return of a vanished child.

Read a full review 31 Woozily audacious three-part docu-fantasy from Portuguese director Miguel Gomes that depicts Portugal's austerity as a dream-nightmare inspired by Scheherazade's tales cycle.

"Lack of facts," Mr. Englund observes, "has been padded out with guesses, suppositions, hopes, fears, idées fixes, conspiracy theories, dreams, nightmares and rumors".

We first meet Tyrannosaurus and Diplodocus as children, their bones inspiring dreams, nightmares, and some of our earliest connections to science.