Sentence examples for dreamy of from inspiring English sources

Dreamy of visage and gentle of voice, he came out of the kitchen before lunch, tentative and eager and even a little wide-eyed in his chef whites, to talk about his dessert work.

Mer, 32, is the "more dreamy" of the two, while Alkalay, 33, is "more connected to reality" — a combination that serves them well in their professional and personal relationship.

That most dreamy of romantics, Robert Schumann, was forced to take flight with his children and his wife Clara (seven months pregnant at the time) across a field in the middle of the night to escape from revolutionary troops in Dresden in 1849.

Based out of the "dreamy" city of Augsburg in Bavaria, Germany, Phyllis works as Creative Director of GOLDMUNDT.

Still, for Republicans, he is apparently the dreamiest of the dream candidates and for Democrats, the most nightmarish.

His night on the disco floor with Amy Adams is the dreamiest of consummations — they're both great dancers.

For example, a section of Trulia, the real estate Web site, will carry the for-sale listing for what is being called "the dreamiest of dreamhouses".

As someone addicted to the good stuff, dedicating your waking hours to it sounds like the dreamiest of all dream jobs.

The sexiest of playmates, the best of friends and/or the dreamiest of husbands could be only a thumbnail picture away.

A lithe and youthful 60, James has inherited something of the dreamy wonder of his famous relative.

In light of the dreamy association of women and girls and nature conjured by the exhibition, you might pause to consider the context.