Sentence examples for dystopian elements from inspiring English sources

But dystopian elements remain.

But the dystopian elements in our own order will be here to stay.

What the series has never been able to resolve is how to combine its darker, dystopian elements with the demands of the teen action movie.

While the notion has dystopian elements, Dr Helen Driscoll of the University of Sunderland said that any stigma attached to robophilia could quickly dissipate.

There are this year, for example, the dystopian elements to Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go; Rupert Thomson's Divided Kingdom, and Michael Cunningham's Specimen Days.

The clip's menacing tone announces a further emphasis on the dystopian elements found in the popular trilogy's second entry.

It's a sci-fi fantastic with a dynamic dystopian element.

The most dystopian element within China's surveillance state is citizen scoring.

"They said we can't stop them from looting the food because they were hungry". The looters then burned down the store, sending a black cloud into the air that added one more dystopian element to the scene.

Moreover, realist cli-fi with dystopian or futurist elements—such as Octavia Butler's Parable series, Thomas King's The Back of the Turtle, George Turner's The Sea and Summer, and Karl Taro Greenfeld's satiric novel The Subprimes makes crucial contributions to our understanding of the interrelationships of colonialism, racism, neoliberalism, and climate collapse.

The dystopian, science-fiction element of the story – cloned children are bred for organ donation and must nurse one another through their "donations" until, at a horribly early age, they "complete", or die – meant that for a long time, Ishiguro would be invited to comment on TV and in newspapers every time there was a "weird science" story.