Sentence examples for take dreams from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, after a spectacular romantic and spiritual crash, I started to take dreams seriously.

By contrast, ffytche (2007; ffytche et al. 2010) argues that an integrative neurophenomenological model spanning a wide range of visual disorders involving hallucinations should take dreams into account and that both waking hallucinations and dreams should be distinguished from waking imagery because of their phenomenal character.

Don't take dreams as a story that can't be changed.

So there he was in LaCrosse, Wis., last week, proclaiming, "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take dream".

Therapists would also take dream material and interpret it as evidence of sex abuse.

But I wanted to throw caution to the wind, to let this powerful agent take Dream House into the world.

MANY psychologists caution against taking dreams about houses too literally.

The great power of abundance is that it takes dreams that are aristocratic in nature and it makes them democratic in possibility.

Achieving a big financial goal took dreams and determination to get through the different starts and stops.

Yet, it is not clear that he thereby takes dreaming to feel different from waking perception, or that he thinks there is a necessary distinction between conscious experiences (in the phenomenological sense) in dreams and wakefulness.

"We dream, but we take our dreams seriously," he said as he blasted growing inequality in Spain.