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The poet's globalizing reverie at the banks of the river transforms the world, in his imagination, into the precincts of a sacred space.
However, he does not specifically mention interview questions dealing with daydreams or reverie.
I fell into a sort of reverie in which the past, present, and future seemed indistinctly blended.
The arrival of the local commuter train draws the listener out of this reverie, and the diffusion pattern returns to the static, discrete channelling mode.
But the onward drive drops back for a wistful reverie until the bell-crested orchestra insists again, growing ever more excited under the tumbling, intertwining lines of the soloists.
That the ballet refuses the available generic codes in large part explains the hybrid form of the essay as we have it, part naturalist catalogue, part nostalgia and reverie.
His reverie, however, was short-lived.
Gretta, meanwhile, is lost in reverie.
She is lost in reverie; suddenly her whole world looks like crashing in—the telephone rings.
Sehanine unveils the next step through dreams and visions revealed during the elven reverie.
On verandas, in kitchens, in the old talk, in her waking reveries and anxious dreams, she has heard their stories.
The ballet, often described as a romantic reverie, was indeed the first ballet ever to be simply that.
The tourists are jolted from their reveries and thoroughly enraptured by her tale.
They are rich storehouses of memories and reveries.
The verses give a hint of melancholy to the song, while the chorus on its own can be an almost ecstatic reverie.
