Sentence examples for looking for utopia from inspiring English sources
They left to join the so-called caliphate looking for utopia and found something very different.
Only those who look for utopia in the distant, irretrievable past find an unambiguous glow.
"I have never looked for utopia on a map," he writes there.
We were there for three nights and spent ages looking for this utopia of women and massive clubs and parties, but instead we wound up in a disco full of Spanish people, looking like they were going to beat us up for dancing to 'Saturday Night Fever'.
We are looking for an anarchic utopia far away from any political theory.
It would mirror the earlier story, only this time, the characters would be fictional: Lefty, a left-wing mouse who's looking for a socialist utopia; blind Tom Toad, who has lost his religious faith, but is 'looking for a way out of darkness'; and Buddy himself, who 'being a cat, is looking for his next meal,' Cooder says with a laugh.
Leo looks for a utopia, to bring together the lamb and the wolf.
He said that what he was looking for in Times Square was a little Utopia.
It's a utopia, that's what I'm looking for.
So Utopia really does exist – but it might not be what you are looking for, unless your ideal society is deep under water and includes alien-looking creatures, dead man's fingers and hungry little baby sharks.
It is not a smooth-running machine, a utopia, or a digital playground but a place of troubled souls looking for the spiritual consolations that once flooded everyday life but are marginalised now by our technocratic age.
