Sentence examples for remote dream from inspiring English sources

Reunions of separated families and freedom to impoverished North Korean people have now become a more remote dream.

The form originated in the 18th-century novels of Horace Walpole and Ann Radcliffe, set far from England in a historically remote, dream version of Catholic Europe.

The aim of culture, according to Matthew Arnold, was "to make the best that has been thought and known in the world current everywhere": something that, at the present moment, looks an increasingly remote dream.

Denny Solomona reached 31 tries for the season with a hat-trick as Castleford kept alive their remote dream of a top-four finish by beating second-placed Wigan 36-22 aThehe Jungle.

However, most of this research is still in the preclinical stage and the successful clinical implementation is still in a remote dream.

But with huge fluctuations on stock markets and a lack of infrastructure, can a thriving cashew industry be something other than a remote dream?

These may seem like remote dreams for a young woman whose future is far from certain, but at least one of these things came true -- she recently spoke with Mr. Annan.

Twelve years on, democratic House of Lords reform seems as remote as ever and real decentralisation to local authorities is a distant dream.

He was born in a small country town in one of Australia's northern states and grew up on a remote farm, dreaming of playing cricket for Australia.

Thinking of GDP@Risk, some recent examples offer sobering insights that city-level threats are not some remote reality dreamt up by grim risk practitioners, but rather a very real part of the world we live in.

And could you even imagine -- in your remotest of dreams -- a possibility of an Israeli standing in the Mughrabi Square in Ramallah, crying for their murdered loved ones?!