daydreamer

A daydreamer with moderate ability who would never be of any real power.

These are welcome words to a daydreamer like me.

No doubt he'd seen another opportunity to call David a daydreamer and was pouncing on it.

He is something of a daydreamer and a romantic but not very skilled at expressing his feelings.

And for this daydreamer, getting cool in his room meant getting emotionally hot.

"Wellesley is a daydreamer," his childhood teachers had said.

I am a little bit of a daydreamer."

As a child I was a compulsive daydreamer.

He is also overconfident about his fighting skills and is a total daydreamer.

Thereafter, this particular daydreamer was on a roll.

"What am I to do with you, daydreamer?"

Or she could be the daydreamer - the smart, shy teenager with the disorganized locker.

Stevie is described as posh, naive, kind, forward, creative and a daydreamer.

Daydreamer though I am, I have never expected a president to solve our chaos.

Garbo was a shy daydreamer as a child.

Jakub is a daydreamer in his early 30's and is still living with his father.

Daydreamer of the Young Gods restores the woman's original memories and appearance.

We are taught in school that imagination and intuition are virtues of the daydreamer, not the true student.

Mr. Kirk, 40, is both a chronic daydreamer and a meticulous fiddler.

The package describes him as an easily distracted daydreamer, but he has yet to appear in any fiction or get a more extensive biography.

A live track of Cassidy's version is available on his album, Daydreamer.

Thomas Cardif lay on his bunk like a daydreamer.

But as far as long-term plans go, I am too much of a daydreamer to put any plans into action at the moment."

The young Terry Nation had a passion for reading, although at school he was frequently seen as a daydreamer with little academic flair.

"Daydreamer" was a popular song by David Cassidy.