Sentence examples for hard to dream from inspiring English sources
"It's hard to dream only of numbers," says Roberto DaMatta, an anthropologist.
It is not hard to dream about Harper possibly catching for Strasburg in Washington in a few years, the baseball equivalent of a Beethoven-Mozart duet.
"It would be hard to dream up anything short of a Mobil station more out of place there than a Mondo Condo glass box by Aby Rosen," Mr. Wolfe wrote.
CHICAGO — It is hard to dream up a more auspicious series of events for Pat Quinn, Illinois's governor, whose re-election hopes had appeared shaky enough that a line of fellow Democrats had been salivating over his job for ages.
It is hard to dream big dreams when the prevailing economic sentiment is fear.
Were it not for the fact that this is playing out in real life it would be hard to dream up.
If he was, it no doubt got harder to dream as the years went on.
It does however make it harder to dream within your practice when you're stressing about art materials, space, and if you can even afford to make the work you envision.
Conversely, not acting on your dreams can make it harder to dream in the future.
As I looked at the stylish interventions steel-framed winterventions steel-framedade out of lightbulbs, buffed concrete floors—it windowsd not to dream of proposals for similar makeovers for the hisignsc buildings on Governors Island.
But you should still try really hard not to dream about dying because it is still a downer.
