Sentence examples for somewhat utopian from inspiring English sources

The leader of the Bolsheviks, Vladimir Lenin, shared these somewhat utopian expectations.

And while much of that may sound somewhat utopian, the San Ysidro project has had a stroke of luck that may soon make it a reality.

While she has been criticized for her somewhat utopian portraiture of how city life might be, many of her practical recommendations for reimagining city space are integral to urban policy and planning practice today.

The city has been acclaimed for its use of modernist architecture on a grand scale and for its somewhat utopian city plan; however, it has been roundly criticized for much the same reasons.

Upon arriving at the gated (and somewhat utopian) community of Alexandria, Rick and his friends are instantly on guard, unaware that the greatest threat to their safety might just be the emotional baggage they're carrying in with them.

In a somewhat utopian effort to create an intellectual community, 15 fellows were thrown together in a renovated suite of offices on the northeastern corner of the landmark Humanities and Social Sciences Library at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue.

"I have fairly utopian dreams.

Even Mr. Joy is ordinarily somewhat of a utopian visionary in his work for Sun.

He is a socialist and, he somewhat surprisingly adds, a utopian.

While the authors do qualify this utopian vision somewhat (drastically so in later chapters) there may be a bit of rosy-hued nostalgia being presented here!

We all know by now that the vision of a nightclub as a truly utopian space is somewhat of a fallacy; there are too many immutable forces at play for that to ever be an actual livable possibility.