Sentence examples for more utopia from inspiring English sources

Snubbed: More Utopia people, some Broadchurch people, like Jodie Whittaker, who is so snubbed and so under-praised for everything she does she may as well stop bothering.

(More's Utopia, Everyman edition, 1951).

A site devoted to More's "Utopia," including its text and discussions of the work and of More, is at www.apostles.com/utopia.html.html

About 100 books had already been sold, for nearly $1.7 million, including a first edition of More's "Utopia".

This has spawned, over the years, everything from Thomas More's "Utopia" (1516) to John Lennon's "Imagine" (1971).

Christianity and Platonism were combined in More's Utopia, which apparently recommends communal ownership as a way of controlling the sins of pride, envy, and greed.

Sitting in a hammock in the intentional community of Twin Oaks, in Virginia, he reads More's "Utopia" and thinks of Bernie Sanders.

More's Utopia is not so much a blueprint for a socialist society as it is a commentary on the failings he perceived in the supposedly Christian societies of his day.

More's "Utopia" was the first such response, and a radical one, because it imagined the discovery of a higher civilization than the European somewhere in the Indian Ocean.

Highlights include the first edition of More's "Utopia," the Declaration of Independence in Thomas Jefferson's hand and a reproduction of the robot used in Fritz Lang's film "Metropolis".

His picture of the United States was a more fantastic utopia than anything proposed by the socialist utopians of Europe in those years — wilder than their wildest visions, broader, filled with more violent winds and liquider liquids and sweeter dreams of love and life.