Sentence examples for isolated dream from inspiring English sources

The movie's diverse cityscapes and natural splendors pose the question of what the isolated dream factories and hermetic pleasure domes have to do with the place itself, with Los Angeles, with the seas and the skies of the West.

Now isolated groups dream their own dreams.

Ever since the first human embryonic stem cells were isolated, scientists have dreamed of using them to study intractable diseases.

When I got tired of that isolated world, full of dreams, one July day I said to my mom, "I'm moving to New York City tomorrow".

It is one more romantic reforming vision – a dream of strange, isolated, clear-headed beings who are both far more self-absorbed and enormously better at rational planning than any actual members of our species.

Munching on seal meat and travelling by propeller-powered planes and quad bikes, a group of surfers find the never-before-surfed point breaks and isolated waves they've been dreaming of.

Hours before the tournament, Tutu told reporters that he could not have dreamed that South Africa — isolated from international sport for nearly three decades until the early 1990s — would host the World Cup one day.

Van Fraassen, another influential defender of the Semantic View, believes that the logical apparatus of the Syntactic View "had moved us mille milles de toute habitation scientifique, isolated in our own abstract dreams" (van Fraassen 1989, 225).

"Britain does not dream of some cosy, isolated existence on the fringes of the European Community.

"BRITAIN does not dream of some cosy, isolated existence on the fringes of the European Community," asserted Margaret Thatcher in 1988.

His weary eyes convey the emptiness of a lonely man isolated in the detritus of a dream world that is evaporating before his eyes.