Sentence examples for larger dream from inspiring English sources

Even so, he persists in a larger dream.

"I believe that if Dr. King had lived beyond the 38 years that he gave to us that he would have described and worked for an even larger dream," Cole said.

I had an allergy to being famous and have been neurotically chasing a larger dream, a substantive life in the arts, so that I didn't end up getting defined by it".

He went on, "My larger dream is, at the end of four years — I believe he's only going to serve one term — I'd love to have that same piece in his Presidential library, somewhere in New York, most likely".

Increasingly, they write, rich and poor Americans live in separate, impermeable worlds: one of relatively plentiful salaried jobs, vibrant neighborhoods, high marriage and low divorce rates and two-adult homes; and another that sees those things, and the larger dream, receding.

McCue hasn't abandoned his larger dream of a voice-driven Web, however.

He continued: "But my grandfather had larger dreams for his son.

In a 2005 essay in Time magazine, he wrote of the humble beginnings that he and Lincoln shared, adding that the 16th president reminded him of "a larger, fundamental element of American life — the enduring belief that we can constantly remake ourselves to fit our larger dreams".

Together they hatched a vague, but very large, dream.

"Short man, / large dream, / I send my rockets forth between my ears / hoping an inch of good is worth a pound of years".

By Rachel Arons June 6 , 2012"Short man, / large dream, / I send my rockets forth between my ears / hoping an inch of good is worth a pound of years".