He was a dreamer, an idealist, grounded in the reality he observed around him.
Then came Obama, handsome rider of unicorns and dreamer of hope and change.
Allan Mayer, American Apparel's co-chair, seemingly laughed at Charney's plea, labeling him "a dreamer."
Secretly, however, Marie pines for Emil Bergson, a dreamer and intellect who seems ill-suited to life on a farm.
The dreamer tries to help, and fends off a man who is about to accost her with lecherous intentions.
A big child, a dreamer of dreams in the skin of a terrible sectarian!
If you meet him, you will find him a dreamer and a theorist.
One of them, a young man with the face of a dreamer, was speaking.
It was the pure love of the idealist and the dreamer––it was divine.
With its keen sensitive-ness and its undefined melancholy it was a dreamer's face.
c.1300, "one who dreams," agent noun from dream (v.). Meaning "idler, daydreamer" emerged by 1530s. Old English dreamere meant "musician."
