Sentence examples for a utopia of a from inspiring English sources

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".

Arcadia is both a utopia of stories, and a story of utopias.

"It was a utopia of sorts," Eve, a friend who grew up in Canberra, tells me.

A place long considered a utopia of sorts has become a textbook dystopia.

Champions of online life promised a utopia of infinite availability: a "long tail" of perpetually in-stock products would revive interest in non-mainstream culture.

It is a utopia of sorts.

Miss McCarthy establishes a utopia of urban intellectuals on a New England mountaintop and lets us watch their disintegration as they seek to dig in on the glassy slopes of their hitherto untested ideals.

While this country is certainly not a utopia of religious tolerance, we have come a long way since 1960, when John F. Kennedy's religion was indeed an issue to many.

One entertainer seeking to capitalize on the situation is Beppe Grillo, a rowdy ex-comedian-turned-political blogger whose Five Star Movement proposes to sweep away the corrupt political order and promises a utopia of salaries for the unemployed and a 30-hour workweek.

In conversation, Early has spoken without irony about identity politics and the promise of a "utopia of intersectionality and queerness," a liberal-arts-style social openness that they want their work to embody, particularly as a form of resistance during the Trump era.

That does not mean the country is now a utopia of prosperity.