Sentence examples for effective dreams from inspiring English sources

Le Guin may be able to produce effective dreams, escape routes for the reader, but she is not an escapist.

She eats a tart, grows and is the live actress again, switching back and forth with sudden and effective dream logic.

That's why some of the most effective "big dream advice" is very simple: yes, you can really do that.

Under the social and political conditions of the time, there could be no long future either for the Sadducees or for the Zealots: their attempts to make apocalyptic dreams effective led to the desolation of Judaea and the destruction of the Temple after the two major Jewish revolts against the Romans in 66 70 and 132 135.

In a mechanical but effective manner, "Darkly Dreaming Dexter" equips its filet-knife-wielding hero with the requisite motives and supporting characters.

How to raise little Eva up and get her out the window is a hard technical problem, but it ought to be attempted because the business was particularly effective in the dream.

I suggest that the cowboy, just because he was a myth of an ultra-individualist society, the only society of the bourgeois era without real pre-bourgeois roots, was an unusually effective vehicle for dreaming – which is all that most of us get in the way of unlimited opportunities.

Some early results suggest that location-based marketing could be every bit as effective as the industry dreams.

Orr has been trying to avoid sleeping because he believes his dreams are "effective" and can alter the course of events.

I know that this walk has the potential to be effective beyond our wildest dreams, to inspire others, to make a difference for the cause of clean water.

It is much more effective to explore kids' dreams through active listening by giving them questions about their feelings, asking them for a detailed description of the story's different aspects and nuances.