Sentence examples for modern dreams from inspiring English sources

Modern dreams mostly seem to be shorter and more fragmentary, and this is because the dream is undoubtedly a cultural as well as a neurobiological product".

But a key point in modern Dreams, especially since Jan Kott's exploration of its darker side in Shakespeare Our Contemporary, is the realisation that Titania has sex with an assumed ass.

"For the Bronx of my youth was possessed, inspired, by the great modern dream of mobility.

To dream of faeces, a modern dream key drearily explains, means that "some part of your life needs cleaning up".

As they see it, our collective survival is imperiled by the modern "dream," as he put it, that sees nature as an endless fount of resources.

United Architects' proposal reimagines the old modern dream of the vertical city, recasting it in the far more ancient image of dwellings carved into stone cliffs.

In a sense, he is living the modern dream of a writer who has a high-touch daily relationship with his audience while crafting the long-form work that pays his bills and burnishes his reputation.

He drove me to his house, a modern dream home decorated with the works of Marcel Duchamp – or rather, Hamilton's own replicas personally approved by the maverick dadaist chess player.

Nearby, in the center of this first gallery, dollhouses — a stately, chockablock Victorian and a peppy modern dream house designed by an architect for Woman's Day magazine in 1976 — are outfitted with the decorating totems of the day (an ermine rug in the former, and ethnic masks and low-slung orange sofas in the latter).

"We were lucky that we got building permission to transform a heap of rotten wood and rocks into our modern dream home," Mr. Brunner said, referring to the Italian preservation regulations that often get in the way of realizing incongruous design visions.

But the modern dream of "water on the Moon" began in earnest in 1994, when Nasa's spacecraft Clementine orbited the Moon and studied the mineral composition of its surface.