Sentence examples for splendid dreams from inspiring English sources

Welty had splendid dreams about camellias and irises.

In the wake of the great examples of the Bible, including the enduringly popular, sartorially splendid dream analyst Joseph, dreams characterise the poetry of the medieval era more than any other.

The greats are the inventors of this splendid dream full of the brilliance of Dante, Goethe, Dickens, Byron, Husserl and Jean Monnet -- a dream called Europe.

I felt splendid – like my dreams had come true.

A study by UC Santa Cruz professor Julie Guthman, included in her splendid book "Agrarian Dreams," found that the sizes and ownerships of working organic and conventional fruit and vegetable farms are not that different.

Huston wisely stayed close to Dashiell Hammett's splendid novel: "The stuff that dreams are made of," as Spade puts it.

Although the archaeologists have not found hoards of gold or splendid palaces, the stuff of dreams, expedition leaders now think they have established that the gold of Lydia is no legend.

Lee dreams of becoming a "splendid ninja" despite his inabilities.

We still have images of a splendid Super Bowl dancing in our dreams.

While being the plutocracy's favorite manorist is a splendid spot to occupy, Mr. Despont has dreams of his own, and they aren't even terrestrial.

My Lebanon is a place of beauty and dreams of enchanting valleys and splendid mountains.