Sentence examples for seems utopian from inspiring English sources

Proposing to eliminate it entirely seems utopian and naïve.

Yes, our movement seems utopian even to us.

To the story's narrator, Erewhon at first seems utopian in its disregard for money which lends status but has no purchasing value and machines which have been outlawed as dangerous competitors in the struggle for existence.

The happy ending in "Shop Around the Corner" coincides with the Christmas rush -- a notion that seems Utopian when you recall that the movie, set in Budapest, opened in the terrible winter of 1940.

Once part of a multi-year strategy, the set of measures we need to move towards sustainable food systems cannot be so easily dismissed: what seems utopian now may be seen as achievable if it is the point of arrival of a long-term plan.

Much of this seems utopian now and some, for whom 1968 wasn't radical enough at the time, have embraced the present and, like members of ancient sects who moved easily from ritual debauchery to chastity, now regard any form of socialism as the serpent that tempted Eve in paradise.

The mathematics of student debt makes such a goal seem utopian.

Yet the most popular social-welfare programs in the U.S. all seemed utopian at first.

On paper these communities seem utopian, but this kind of planned community may not be for everyone.

It may seem utopian under the myths that have become commonplace in the American understanding of Afghanistan.

Their dream may have seemed utopian, but the idea of a Jewish homeland also appeared unrealistic at the first Zionist Congress in Basle in 1897.