Sentence examples for restorative dream from inspiring English sources

"Oz" and two other great Judy Garland musicals tell the story: in 1939 she has a restorative dream about emeralds and witches; in 1948's underappreciated "The Pirate" she has frankly sexual dreams about Gene Kelly in tights; by 1954, in "A Star Is Born," she has a husband who is a has-been, a drunk and a suicide.

While my partner is experiencing that downside of traditional Gozitan life, I am back at the very modern, luxurious Hotel Kempinski, having a final restorative Ayurvedic massage treatment, dreaming of the deep blue sea.

As District Attorney Stanley Garnett (Boulder County, CO) confirms: "Restorative justice is not just some pipe dream placebo--it's a time and money saver and stats don't lie: recidivism drops significantly when restorative justice processes are employed".

The play's transition from the shallow comforts of the court, where things start to unravel, to the hardships of the forest, where they are paradoxically resolved, foreshadows the restorative virtues of the forest in A Midsummer Night's Dream and As You Like It.

One can opine that a wellbeing definition of mental health is inclusive, restorative and consistent with our nation's ethos of the American dream.

The volunteers received two consecutive nights of undisturbed sleep and three nights during which they were prevented from entering the most restorative stages three and four of slow-wave sleep - a time when you do not dream.

This restorative process may occur in a victim impact panel, sentencing circle, or community conference. 1) I have a dream that we won't have to talk about 'restorative justice' because it will be understood that true justice is about restoration, and about transformation.

Nothing is more restorative.

One she calls "restorative".

It is irrationally restorative.

The perfect post-holiday restorative?