Sentence examples for term for dream from inspiring English sources

It is the Spanish term for dream.

Scoring of dreams for specific delusional themes suggested a continuity in terms of dream and waking mentation for two contents (Grandiosity and Religion).

South Africa cracked under the pressure, so New Zealand is now in Colombo, practicing and dreaming of much more, while the Proteas are at home learning all the new terms for "chokers" dreamed up by the South African media.

There is a term for this: the American Dream.

In this metaphorical mirror, which reflects the period between the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the Massachusetts insurance company saw potential customers who imagined themselves as the couple in Rockwell's "Life Cycle" series -- white, middle-class paragons for whom the term American Dream might have been coined.

It would be years before I would learn the term for what we were pursuing: the American Dream.

Web services and a web user interface for DREAM are available at http://ares.tamu.edu/dream.tamu.edu/dream

Potential directions for dream research are discussed, aiming to explore the as yet unraveled correlations between the maturation of neural organization, sleep architecture and dreaming patterns.

Two different primers for DREAM are given.

The monoclonal mouse anti-human DREAM antibody clone 40A5 precipitated DREAM protein from human brain tissue, whereas no positive signal for DREAM protein could be detected in OA SFLCs and PBMCs.

From now on, and in keeping with the philosophical discussion on dreaming, I will use the term "conscious experience" as an umbrella term for asking about the occurrence of sensations, thoughts, impressions, emotions etc. in dreams (cf. Dennett 1976).