Sentence examples for In a utopia from inspiring English sources
We don't live in a utopia, however.
Why are we not by now living in a utopia?
Even Poland's Europhile Donald Tusk admitted this year that the EU had been wrong to pursue an unqualified belief in "a utopia of a Europe without nation states".
It astounds me (a) that anyone believes in its possible realization, and (b) that anyone would want to live in a utopia.
But Edgar's play is also prophetic in its suggestion that the move from communism to capitalism will not exactly usher in a utopia.
So it proved: we may now live in a utopia, but it's the one dreamt up by the free-market right.
In short, a utopia, a world without scarcity where humans could cultivate themselves without the violence and bloodshed of their past.
In an utopia-whether of the good old times or of things vainly hoped for-value is value and in its static verity stands foresquare against all the winds that blow.
"But I still believe in socialism as a utopia.
To the Editor: The Travel section described Sea Ranch in Sonoma County as a utopia.
In The Mosquito Coast, he played the son of a man determined to build a utopia in Central America.
