Sentence examples for dreamed out from inspiring English sources
"Nothing's said till it's dreamed out in words," he writes in "Poetry and Religion," but cautions, "and nothing's true that figures in words only".
ON his first trip to Africa two years ago, President Clinton dreamed out loud that his journey would be remembered in a hundred years as "the beginning of a new African renaissance".
The other afternoon she listened as Socrates Cribb, a 17-year-old sophomore who made the honor roll this semester and is blossoming as a writer, dreamed out loud about his own possibilities: going to Harvard, and becoming "a great writer".
"Our core proposition was solid and now it has grown, so that consumers are using us in ways we never dreamed out such as for sourcing personal funds, medicinal treatments, you name it," she adds.
Rosie's horse is dreamed out of old, sticky lolly sticks in a truly delightful picture book.
DeWitt said, "My belief is that asymmetry should be the result of the uniqueness of the site, not just dreamed out of nowhere".
Ranieri finally dares to dream out loud.
Sitting with his family, Walton dreams out loud.
This is why Wallace dreams out loud about a championship.
Once again, she performed "A Case of You" as the unguarded meditation of someone dreaming out loud.
As John murmured their conjoined lyrics, you had a sense of a solitary musician dreaming out loud about the flow of influences from generation to generation.
