Sentence examples for idea of utopia from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the necktie is a germ's idea of utopia.
The society of human clones at the end of the book approximates Houellebecq's idea of utopia.
But that doesn't mean the idea of utopia is not useful.
The idea of utopia, of course, is usually associated with the future.
After such historical experiences, the idea of utopia no longer carries much moral weight.
A quarter of a century ago, the whole idea of utopia seemed irredeemably sullied.
All past ideas of utopia were unrealistic, because it was assumed that Malthus was right and there would never be enough physical resources for more than a tiny proportion of humanity to live in comfort.
Trying to locate the yet-undiscovered common ground between Metal Guru and Blue Monday, there's a shoal of industrial-tinged, futuristic pop rockers exploring Marr's ideas of utopia that have all the mystery and wonder of the guitarist's greatest work, allied to a perky, playful escapism that's completely irresistible.
It incorporates just about everything you could imagine - the American dream, distinctions of class and race, the chaos of immigration, ideas of Utopia, the "special destiny" Augie assumes awaits him... It's big, crazy, relentless, very funny and holds up as if it were written yesterday.
Becker's show includes four striking and complex video installations that explore the ideas of utopia, dystopia and possibility ("Zol zayn" means "What if?").
Their ideas of Utopia may differ from ours, but the difference is that they have the means to realize their Utopias, without input from the rest of us.
