Sentence examples for surreal dream from inspiring English sources

Each corner is a cinematic reality or a surreal dream.

George Tooker's "Subway" (1950) shifts the balance further toward surreal dream.

"This opera is a surreal dream," said John Berry, artistic director of English National Opera.

His brief NFL life in New York was like a surreal dream.

This encounter between a muted Humbert and a deliberate Lolita who, in essence, kidnapped herself, feels like a surreal dream.

"There are stalks sticking up in the sky, like a surreal dream, just black stalks," said Ruth White, 71, whose bookshop and home were spared.

We've abstracted the imagery, taken it into a more surreal, dream-like place.

I remember half celebrating … it felt like a surreal, dream-like situation.

The closest English-language equivalents of this film are Baz Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge," for its surreal, dream-world atmosphere, and "Grease," for its frenziedly buoyant production numbers.

These empty places are what evoke a surreal, dream-like atmosphere in Varga's photography; in her pictures, Siófok becomes a ghost-like city.

"Hipsters" was directed by Valery Todorovsky from a screenplay adapted from Yuri Korotkov's book "Boogie Bones". The closest English-language equivalents of this film are Baz Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge," for its surreal, dream-world atmosphere, and "Grease," for its frenziedly buoyant production numbers.