Sentence examples for dreams although the from inspiring English sources

They drew mystic power from visions and dreams, although the power was not absolute.

Topping the list of his alter egos is Spider-Man, the superhero of every boy's dreams – although the version Patel chooses to play is Real Deal Spidey, a heartbreakingly geeky fanboy whose posts on YouTube chart his excitement in acquiring the perfect Spider-Man costume, thus completing his superhero fantasy.

The herb also triggers withdrawal symptoms such as tiredness, depression, shaking and bad dreams, although the ACMD said this did not necessarily provide evidence of dependency.

The logic is that of dreams, although this does not hold true all the time.

Froese's solo work continued alongside Tangerine Dream, although the lines between them were often blurred.

Strange connections are formed among unrelated elements, as might happen in a dream, although the imagery is more deliberate than dreamlike.

Fiorina rattled off a slew of stratospheric numbers about the national debt, then example upon example of what she deemed federal overreach, proclaiming: "The federal government does not create the American dream, although the federal government can surely destroy the American dream".

It is the first track on the album and features vocals from Odd Future's Frank Ocean and The-Dream, although the latter is uncredited for his contributions to the song.

I'd never been guaranteed bad dreams, although this could be another smoker parallel, similar to the vivid dreams caused by nicotine patches.

It is great to see the commentaries from smart bloggers — especially those in countries like China or Russia, where there was, in the past, little possibility of sharing fashion thoughts and dreams — although I am leery about the idea that anyone can be a critic, passing judgment after seeing a show (from the front only and in distorted color) on Style.com or NowFashion.

Democritus the atomist – who lived in the fifth century BC – seems to have had some kind of belief in the gods: he thought that people see gods in their dreams, although they have no explanatory function for the workings of the material universe.