Sentence examples for sense of dream from inspiring English sources

"They were able to have this heightened sense of dream, yet the drama was always very urgent and real.

All the directors Moreau has worked with--Truffaut, Bunuel, Orson Welles, Louis Malle, Peter Brook--recognize Brook--recognize Brook--recognize of eternity and her "sense of dreability

Just below, the tiny silhouette of a figure may be glimpsed in a lighted window that, like the figure, is a modern-day urban conceit that contributes to the sense of dreaming illogic.

Where we once used surrealism to make sense of dreams, we now use it to make sense of the bombardment of imagery from many more sources than in the past - importantly it can be seen as a reaction against authenticity and a visual landscape dominated for more than a decade by a drive towards realism.

It has the sense of a dream".

This is not to say that it doesn't mean anything, but only that it has the nonsensical sense of a dream.

Ivan Stott's score is tuneful, and the show plays to the dislocating sense of a dream world where everyday realities leak into the subconscious.

I like the way that putting all of these ideas together creates the illogical sense of a dream, which is another level I'm playing with.

I emailed a wise woman I know who I thought might have a way for me to make sense of the dream.

Because, as Svalina puts it, the writing of these dreams are "formal experiments, not in the sense of recreating dreams themselves, which are expansive and uniquely freaky-deaky, but in how we relate dreams to each other".

Like countless other righteous people, armed with nothing more than morality, a sense of justice, dreams and physical strength, Song Ze defied a law that was unlawful.