Sentence examples for supposedly utopian from inspiring English sources
In the first game players uncovered the story of the twisted civil war in Rapture's supposedly utopian society.
Ken Clarke's fervent admiration for the supposedly utopian state of legal practices down under is being subjected to a cold shower of scepticism.
I have spent the past two weeks talking to media from Chile to Greece, as well as in the UK, and all of the Nordic countries about my critical take on the supposedly utopian societies of the North Norway, Sweden, Denmarkrk, Iceland and Finland.
And if youth truly are our future, as we adults so often tell them, there's no way Detroit can welcome a supposedly utopian plan that so clearly ignores their promise.
Therein lies the ultimate irony of the Woodstock nation - the distance between the utopian ideals and the rock groups who inspired, often voiced, and supposedly symbolised them; the distance, in fact, between the suddenly exalted rock performers and the increasingly passive audiences who idolised them.
In utopian terms the great abundance of self-expression puts an end to the old, supposedly wrongheaded gatekeeping mechanisms: hit-driven recording companies, hidebound movie studios, timid broadcast radio stations, trend-seeking media coverage.
