Sentence examples for seemingly utopian from inspiring English sources

This book is really unusual and thought provoking, as you realize the seemingly utopian society is more, and more dystopian.

I hate to blow the whistle on the seemingly utopian view of the Canadian lifestyle (letter, Sept. 29), but I must.

It also bares comparison with Jonze's previous film, Where the Wild Things Are, in which a seemingly utopian environment becomes the setting for a savage power struggle leading to wounded friendships.

Policies that are now seemingly utopian will have to be tried as well, and today's polarized and increasingly corporate-run democracy will have to be turned into a truly representative one.

Boyle next directed his first big-budget Hollywood film, The Beach (2000), which featured a screenplay by Hodge based on Alex Garland's popular novel about a seemingly utopian community on a remote Thai island.

But these proposed technological developments often fail to acknowledge the complex political and social factors of cities, which may lead the seemingly utopian technologies to present short and long term harms to residents and to democracy.

The world's social media evangelists and cyber utopians seemingly had a proof point about how connectivity and the social web were going to bring down tyrannical regimes the world over.

Down to earth and seemingly egalitarian, it offered a utopian vision of inter-connectivity and togetherness.

Last Thursday, I watched then-Development Secretary Priti Patel give a strange, seemingly vapid speech, laden with techno-utopian buzzwords.

Jay Howell is kinda killing it at life right now, seemingly living the existence of his skate rat utopian drawings.

From the vantage point of the utopian imagination, history — that gushing river of seemingly contingent micro-events — has taken on meaning, becoming a steadfast movement toward the sought-for condition supposedly able to justify all previous striving and suffering.