Sentence examples for dream producing from inspiring English sources

It's also a certain kind of historian's dream, producing an easy narrative, incident, sexual intrigue, scandal and battles.

In contrast, the new giants of the digital revolution are a neoliberal's wet dream, producing fabulous wealth for the owners of capital while employing very few ordinary mortals – except perhaps for those working in the concierge economy as serfs catering to the whims of elites that are cash-rich but time-poor.

Then there's every pajama-clad blogger's dream: producing content supported by advertising dollars.

TNK-BP has been an economic dream, producing many billions in dividend payments for its owners – but it has been a relations nightmare.

Literature viewed in this way becomes a gigantic multifarious dream produced by a historical moment.

"We make a house by the art of building," wrote Plato, "and by the art of painting we make another house, a sort of manmade dream produced for those who are awake". Call these prints Chuck Close's dream houses.

"We make a house by the art of building," wrote Plato, "and by the art of painting we make another house, a sort of manmade dream produced for those who are awake".

Even in sports, Qatar's ambitions and dream produced impressive results.

Nonetheless, Tucker: The Man and His Dream produced a spike in prices of Tucker Sedans, as well as a renewed appreciation for Tucker and his automobiles.

The Charger of my father's dreams produced 375 horsepower.

She had recently opened in Ms. Reissa's Yiddish musical "Sweet Dreams," produced by the Folksbiene.