Sentence examples for her utopia from inspiring English sources

As with Shange's all-female world, Lee's universe is so emotionally complete that I yearned to be part of her utopia, where truths grow like weeds, but that wouldn't be right: gender has made me different.

In Atlas Shrugged Rand depicts her utopia, Galt's Gulch, as an anarchist society: a "voluntary association of men held together by nothing but every man's self-interest," without any formal organization (1957, p. 690).

A dress created by Amato Haute Couture's Furne One which was worn by Beyoncé for the tour book was originally designed and worn by Estonian singer-songwriter Kerli during her Utopia EP photoshoot who praised the look after seeing it.

This is the strange GIF created by Qieer Wang as part of her Utopia in Dystopia series, where she picked 12 disorders social issues to illustrate.

Although Ada begged her mother's forgiveness for not throwing out the monster, Gillyflower announced that there was no room for Ada in her utopia since it does not contain sick or disabled people.

Children's entertainment looks more infantile in Ms. Cao's photographs, which import characters from British children's television, and in her tabletop utopia "Play Time," which invites viewers to explore models of famous architecture on miniature skateboards.

In her poem "Utopia," she writes of an "Island where all becomes clear," where "Unshakable Confidence towers over the valley," and where "The Tree of Understanding, dazzlingly straight and simple, / sprouts by the spring called Now I Get It".

No doubt Maryna's decision to exchange the rustic simplicities of her failed utopia for the luxurious life of a cosseted actress with as few regrets as she expended in her decision to leave Poland for the United States is supposed to underscore the freedom America gives people to reinvent themselves.

Her pastoral utopia would provide medical care and vocational training for the poor, and all the homes would have libraries and studies, so that each woman would have a "room of her own" in which to write books.

"[W]orking with her was utopia," Shaki told the magazine.

My former co-worker was clearly the author of her own utopia, but that utopia was basically useful to just one person.