We have tremendous hope and envision grand dreams for our children.
The bit of my journey when I was travelling on a boat along the coast of Norway, with similar-minded people, with my baby, on the seas, in the exact places that she'd been … it was a tremendous buzz, a dream come true.
"We're still a very small community, and for a town the size of Harrison to attract a major-league facility like this is just tremendous — beyond the dreams of a lot of us," said Peter B. Higgins III, the chairman of the Harrison Redevelopment Authority.
Ms. Midler was chosen "for her legendary stardom" and achieving her dream against tremendous odds.
She hears Bill calling her name in concern and realizes she's back in the Learjet: "for a moment she understood everything — in the way one understands the tremendous import of a dream upon the first moment of waking".
As Catherine Styles McLeod of Architectural Digest wrote in 1986: "Her art is the crack in the mirror, the edge of the equation, the dream of tremendous important half-grasped upon awakening, whose meaning dissolves with daylight".
She researched Asch's life, the Taichman family's history in Poland, and her own Jewish relatives, and emerged with "a structure and a shape that was so much more tremendous than I had dreamed," Taichman told me.
It was impossible not to feel great sympathy for somebody who was pursuing their dream as the tremendous but ultimately unsuccessful struggle to save her sight by surgeons at the Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge became known.
But in our culture, even though more and more parents are sure that dream-sharing improves family communication and psychologists insist that exploring dreams can do tremendous good for personal maturity, certain prejudices still prevail.
Two nights later, she dreamed of a tremendous bomb exploding in Times Square.
