Sentence examples for out of dream from inspiring English sources

Mr. Coppola wrote that the new project "grew out of dream I had last year - more of a nightmare".

According to his interpretations, many of the symbols, transforming the archaic libido into other functions, come out of dream experiences in a kind of intuition or revelation.

Scarlett Strallen offered bags of coloratura attitude in Cunégonde's showpiece from Bernstein's Voltairean operetta, also making something memorable out of Dream With Me – a song that was cut from a 1950 staging of JM Barrie's Peter Pan and promptly disappeared for the next 25 years.

Many of these poems provide the sensation of coming awake (as a lover or a suicide, out of dream, out of memory) as a new day breaks.

Once you realize it's a very normal thing you're coming out of dream state, which is why you're paralyzed the whole experience, though unpleasant, at least isn't so terrifying. .

Once you realise it's a very normal thing – you're coming out of dream state, which is why you're paralysed – the whole experience, though unpleasant, at least isn't so terrifying. .

Read wikiHow's article on How to interpret your dreams for more detail on the ins and outs of dream interpretation.

Researchers have suggested that the muscle paralysis prevents the "acting out" of our dreams.

It drifts in and out of dream-like situations and then, when the reader is briefly lulled into letting his guard down, Wham!

I seem to have run out of dreams for myself.

She refuses to believe that the snatcher is a stranger, "someone lurching out of nowhere, out of dreaming space" — as if an act of violence had to have a logical rationale.