Sentence examples for idea of utopian from inspiring English sources

However, before 1989 it was still possible to cleave to the idea of utopian socialism.

First, Mr Linker has got the idea of spontaneous order somehow tangled up with the idea of utopian anarchism.

Some might scoff at the very idea of utopian planning, but Blast Theory could care less.

Some of Baseman's paintings feature his whimsical, colorful creatures, and Jonas N.T. Becker's fluid, almost meditative video installations explored the idea of utopian desires.

The album is described as being about the idea of a utopian club culture.

Geogaddi recognised the loss of something bigger: the idea of a utopian innocence as a possibility.

The idea of the "utopian" community has a long, storied history (and a largely unsuccessful one at that), from the fictional island dreamed up by Sir Thomas More to present-day attempts to build the perfect urban ecosystem.

"I think it is a great idea, a kind of utopian way for artists to trade skills and things," she said.

"I'd been, in my work, thinking about ideas of a utopian society abstractly and then suddenly it was - my god - it's just happening a few blocks from my house: I'd better get down there". The work itself is more than just a play, for Beloff.

As a sort of Utopian idea.

Like many of the 8,200 people who come to the Mansion House each year as visitors or guests, I'm by turns shocked and amazed by the radical ideas of those utopians and their founder.