Sentence examples for almost utopian from inspiring English sources

But Transition then takes an almost utopian turn.

But the crisis has sidelined Mr. Barroso, and plans for more integration seem almost utopian.

He seemed at times to promote an almost utopian vision, except his utopia actually worked.

But the word is constantly invoked as an almost utopian ideal.

Undoubtedly, the prospect of a driverless future is replete with liberating, almost utopian elements.

An idealistic, almost Utopian document, it defines Bolivia, wordily, as "a United Social State of Plurinational Communitarian Law".

Under the present circumstances, she told me wistfully, "There's almost a utopian ring to it".

It's almost as utopian to my mind as France's 35-hour working work, and look where that's got the French.

"Ex Libris" is a vision of a virtual utopia of knowledge rendered accessible, and, like almost all utopian visions, it veers at times toward sentimentality.

Brzezinski's apparent conviction that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict could be quickly and tidily ended if Washington only had the willpower seems almost as utopian as the belief that democracy can be implanted everywhere in the Middle East.

The stories can be wild, shocking and wonderful, and they keep coming – a pure, almost nostalgically utopian vision of technology and play at a time when the world seems to need it more than ever.