daydreaming

IPA: dˈeɪdrimɪŋ

Examples of "daydreaming" in Sentences

Now the daydreaming is back -- in career form (of sorts).
Gyanendra was "daydreaming" - a surprising display of disrespect to the former monarch.
Strive as I would, ever my fancy eluded my will and wantoned in daydreaming of the good things I had eaten and of the good things
The most surprising Democrat to engage in this daydreaming is one who never dated Dean in the first place: Peter Beinart, editor of the New Republic.
In all of this Supreme Court daydreaming, is any rightwinger going to say outright, “Everything we said about “judicial activism” was pure smokescreen”?
Thinking/daydreaming is essential to my process and coming to understand and see this as a respectable part of the writing process this has enabled me to embrace it.
A new study by University of British Columbia researchers, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggests that daydreaming is an extremely active, cognitively complex mental state: