Sentence examples for less utopian from inspiring English sources

Now I think those are more or less utopian ideals".

Everything is exposed, from James's less utopian impulses to Marny's fence-sitting and latent bigotry.

In its goals his work is less utopian than investigative and critical.

But once he was brought to life and put in a room with other less utopian males, those same students suddenly found him detestable.

Even if Mr Assad defies America after a strike by unleashing yet more sarin, Mr Obama is not about to invade.The arguments for intervening in Syria are narrower and less Utopian than they were in Iraq.

While some artists and thinkers of the day were promoting an art of utopian purity, one that required shutting a door between art and life, de Kooning's appetite took him in the opposite, though really no less utopian, direction.

But despite the liberal ideals attributed to Christiania, the reality is less than utopian.

The privacy implications of this are already sketchy, if technically legal, so sharing this information with the local municipality could possibly result in less than Utopian uses of the data.

And since the modern university is less a utopian space of free thought and intellectual exploration than it is an assembly line for fleecing money from young adults, they are often only too happy to follow suit.

They are computer imps, less techno-utopians than techno-pranksters.

While often avid for up-to-date technology, it churns academic postminimalist and conceptual aesthetics, continually resetting art's clock to a noontide — the nineteen-sixties, more or less — of nebulously utopian afflatus.