Sentence examples for true dreams from inspiring English sources

Stedman Jones eventually comes to the conclusion that the pioneers of 20th-century socialism would have found Marx's true dreams incomprehensible, since they were formed in a pre-1848 world that would have had little if any relevance to them.

That is why, while in Chicago, Llewyn goes to the Gate of Horn — a real folk club, but perfect for the Coens' purposes, since it is through that gate, Homer explains in his odyssey, that true dreams, rather than false or deluding ones, will pass.

These deviations from your real career path pay for your East Village apartment and fund the true dreams you keep alive.

After an audience with Madam Vega, she coerces Rosamunde to denounce her as a 'dreamer' (or one who has true dreams but is mostly harmless) and is taken to Obernewtyn.

Time and space are crafted into a magical opening where we can all glimpse our own true dreams, the dreams that we were born with, the path of humaneness that awaits our discovery.

-- so... did I find Marry Smart to be just the no-nonsense straight talk that I needed to achieve my true dreams of Leave-It-To-Beaver-style domestic bliss?

"This is a true dream car," Susan Docherty, president and managing director of Chevrolet and Cadillac Europe, said.

They are imagining the studio system as they might have liked it to have been – as a true dream factory.

Swing brings this feeling back and makes a dream come true: the dream of flying".

Dreams can come true; so dream on Quakes fans because 2014 is just around the corner.

Something similar is true for dreaming life.