reverie

The reveries from which it was difficult for him to detach himself were ideal constructions of something else than Rosamond's virtues.

Unconsciously, I often recited some ancient poetry sentences. That usually reminded me of my remote mid-autumn reveries.

Romance is a kind of feeling, a completely relaxed state of mind, and is an intoxicating realm that induces fantastic reveries.

Sometimes I get so lost in my reveries that I can't remember the name of the cunt or where I picked her up.

China has become a screen on which Americans can project both our reveries and our nightmares.

Reveries and daydreams constantly absorb her taking up attention that Marilla feels should be spent thinking of decorum and duty.

The people of the capital rub their eyes, awaking from the latest in a sixty-year progression of ideological reveries.

Such reveries were far from my parents' mind, however.

By flowering, fruiting, and shedding its leaves it invites reveries of dramatic growth.

These small works like pets bring infinite beautiful reveries to people.

And in dreams and reveries, haven't I revisited him countless times?

Remember their reveries of oil priced in euros?

My mother droped into reveries after talked with teacher.

Just go there when the road train will make reveries fascinating landscape.

For them, the camera is the most effective way to create highly realistic images of events from the past or reveries on life today.

He is indulging in reveries about the future.