daydreaming造句
1. I was just daydreaming.
2. Stop daydreaming and get on with your work!
4. I would spend hours daydreaming about a house of my own.
5. What are you daydreaming about? There's work to be done.
6. The novel fan is always daydreaming and sometimes under the delusion that he becomes Napoleon.
7. On one end is daydreaming, on the other, multiple personality.
8. You crumple the paper and begin daydreaming to ease the frustration.
9. You get ideas from daydreaming. You get ideas from being bored. You get ideas all the time. The only difference between writers and other people is we notice when we're doing it.Neil Gaiman
10. Carol sat at her desk, daydreaming about meeting Mel Gibson.
11. Many hours may be spent daydreaming about meeting the ideal boyfriend and falling in love.
12. Daydreaming, maybe, or closing her eyes for an instant, or stretching out to absorb the fine morning sun.
13. In this sense, daydreaming is purposeful - not merely a random response to a superfluity of mentally unoccupied time: Daydreaming?
14. Those who have been daydreaming or carving their initials into the desktops sit up.
15. B: Let's stop daydreaming and come back to earth.
16. Bestow less time to daydreaming.
17. Daydreaming, travel, or spiritual goals are constructive outlets too.
18. Daydreaming may result in improved self - control and enhanced creative thinking ability.
19. Daydreaming is not only beneficial to the mental balance, but also to enhance one's ability of self-control.
20. She was free to indulge in a little romantic daydreaming.
21. You should bestow more time to work and less to daydreaming.
22. And it was even more crazy to stand here daydreaming about it, she castigated herself.
23. Blackthorne was sitting alone in a corner of the garden, daydreaming.
24. When Charles tapped me on the shoulder I was daydreaming of golden beaches and palm trees.
25. She smiled softly, her eyes glazed over as if she were daydreaming.
26. Brahms found that ideas came effortless only when he approached a state of deep daydreaming.
27. While composing, some composers seemed to approach a state of deep daydreaming.
28. A Romanticist reading comic books under the tree, loves to be in a daydreaming.
29. The right hemisphere of the brain is the seat of imagination, intuition, creation, and daydreaming.
30. The trait has, however, been linked tantalizingly with an individual's ability to become absorbed in activities such as reading, listening to music or daydreaming.
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