Sentence examples for grander dream from inspiring English sources

John Hennessy, Stanford's president, gave the university's blessing to Thrun's experiment, which he calls "an initial demonstration," but he is cautious about the grander dream of a digitized university.

But Dr. Schreibman has grander dreams.

But after a six-month stint at that black-owned newspaper, she had grander dreams.

Several of our mayor's grander dreams — congestion pricing, a West Side stadium, his Park Avenue schools chancellor — have turned to dross, even as his "Say what?" moments pile up.

Around that time, Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, of Libya, began promoting "Arabism" as a political ideology in sub-Saharan Africa, backing armed Arab rebels in the region and fostering grander dreams of an "Arab belt".

Several subjects spoke of moments when their careers hung in the balance the sputtering start-up, a challenging job offer or the decision to walk away from what they knew to pursue far grander dreams.

Some people, however, have grander dreams of celebrating the nation's birthday with more pizzazz.

The grand dream was realized.

This has been discussed before as a grand dream for the future.

SEATTLE — Often a corporation with a grand dream to reshape a city wants tax breaks in return.

How relativity could break down, if it does, depends on how physics might accomplish its grand dream of quantum gravity.