Sentence examples for dream of security from inspiring English sources
"America will never dream of security unless we will have it in reality in Palestine," Mr. bin Laden said.
Like the fence between the United States and Mexico, this system, known as Eurosur, is a dream of security hard-liners and the global weapons industry.
But for just that reason, their very Chinese dream of security in old age, built on the next generation's obligation to them, has badly foundered.
For whites, suburbs have often been a big step up — but as long as most blacks find themselves in secondhand suburbia, the American dream of security, prosperity and opportunity will remain harder to achieve.
He also invoked God's name in vowing that "neither America nor the people who live in it will dream of security" until "the infidel armies" have vacated Israel and the Arab world.
He would have to lay out a vision that would rebuild the bonds among free-market conservatives, who dream of liberty; social conservatives, who dream of decency; middle-class suburbanites, who dream of opportunity; and foreign-policy hawks, who dream of security and democracy.
We can never again afford to bask in a dream of island security.
If suburban affluence holds out a dream of ultimate security, the price of that illusion is the ostracizing of anything that could conceivably burst that bubble.
"There will be no stability, and no end to terrorism, so long as the Palestinian people are under occupation"; "America, and those who live in America, will not dream of having security before we have it in Palestine".
He thinks he's found in Harold and Kumar the wet dream of Homeland Security paranoids: a working alliance between Al Qaida and North Korea, and his racist outbursts soar high on wings of idiocy and extremism.
Almost 200 years later it still embodies the dream of suburban security: according to the most recent census, almost a third of the houses in England and Wales are semi-detached, and the three-bedroom semi remains the most sought-after home in the country.
