Sentence examples for dreamy notion from inspiring English sources

I had no notes, only a scrap, a dreamy notion of what sort of story this would be.

You are probably more familiar with "Subway Series" as shorthand for the dreamy notion of a Yankees-Mets battle for the baseball championship of North America.

There is a dreamy notion among proponents of a new and enlarged board that someday the body will be composed entirely of "distinguished citizens".

He dismissed the upbeat talk of "green shoots" sprouting in the devastated economic landscape and the dreamy notion that recovery is no longer just around the corner, it's here.

At the end of the novel, as he lies in bed longing to finally shed his useless body, Bill Chalmers conjures a dreamy notion of his son's future and muses, "Alex might live a life".

I was very doubtful, too, about the image of wild barbarians at the gates that Clark conjured up in that first episode: it was as crude an oversimplification of barbarism as his dreamy notion of ideal perfection was an oversimplification of classicism.

Some lovers of literature even conjure dreamy notions about those who have left marginalia for them to find.

At the time, many dismissed the remarks as the dreamy notions of a young administration with little national security experience.

It is that the need for retrospective justice, underpinned by explicit TV evidence and unclouded by any dreamy, time-expired notion that the authority of a referee found to be in error cannot be compromised, has never been required more urgently.

That isn't a knock against Wakefield, who sometimes bridles at the notion — stoked by dreamy, overweight backyard knuckleballers — that he isn't a real athlete, just as Clemens bridles at the notion that he chose the easy route.

Notions of a dreamy reunion on Broadway should be over.