Sentence examples for mad dream from inspiring English sources

This is probably a mad dream; a Palestinian Hannah might not exist, not in the near future, and if she existed she might be failed by the Israelis.

At the same time, he risks death every day and is swept on by a quite mad dream of heroism and glory.

Goodbye to Emerson's grand white house at the mouth of town, which Emerson had enlarged in the mad dream that other families would move in and live communally at his expense.

In Ottawa, too, some federalists like to think that a poorer and weaker Quebec will drop its mad dream of separation and see the sense of huddling for safety within the federation.

"Out 1" is itself a utopia, straining toward the mad dream of a movie coextensive with life, a fictional obsession that exists to be broken, a dream that exists to be dispelled.

The collective drift towards more regulation in the western liberal democratic model is driven by good intentions and by a mad dream of perfect fairness in which individual discretion and individual responsibility are intrinsically subversive.

They combined and colluded, inspiring mad dreams of supremacism and omnipotence.

Mr. Kaufman's books included "Mad Dreams, Saving Graces: Poland: A Nation in Conspiracy" (1989), an examination of the country in its last years under the domination of the Soviet Union.

Such teleological wishfulness was as nothing compared to the mad dreams of the group of savants who hatched the scheme not only to embalm Lenin's body but to ensure that one day the man himself would be brought back from the dead.

The other dictators rode in on dreams -- often vicious, mad dreams -- and plans.

The greatest loss is the loss of an illusion; Willy goes to his grave with his mad, destructive dream intact.