Sentence examples for laughable dream from inspiring English sources

Owning feels like a laughable dream for most.

A series win seemed like a laughable pipe dream.

Freedom of the press and freedom of speech are laughable pipe dreams.

Imagining the indie men of The National -- Matt Berninger, the brothers Dessner, and the brothers Devendorf -- sipping on a glass of Chardonnay mid-set was certainly a laughable day-dream.

The conclusion of "Raising Arizona" -- in which the hero fantasizes about a Christmas-card-perfect future shared with a bevy of loving children and grandchildren -- can be read either as an ironic comment on the laughable gap between his dreams and means, or as the faintly sugared expression of a heartfelt dream of domestic bliss.

The morning before his Olympic debut, Davis could pick up a copy of the Daily Telegraph  and read about his former "chronically overweight" self; how his Olympic dream had been "laughable" just two years earlier.

However, the idea of pursuing my actual dreams, and writing for a living, seemed laughable.

The Kurds are always involved, with their naïve dreams for an autonomous state and their laughable desire not to be systematically slaughtered.

Rather, my dreams were so humble that normal people would have considered them laughable.

Karl Rove's dream of a permanent Republican majority looked feasible in 2004, doubtful in 2006 and laughable two years later.

Then I wake up and there are those few seconds of grace when the dream world and the real world merge and I still believe the unbelievable and let's face it, totally laughable.