Sentence examples for the utopianism from inspiring English sources

Nor was the utopianism merely technological, or callow.

"Gulliver's Travels" (1726) is a satire of the utopianism of the Enlightenment.

He identified less with the utopianism of King than with the moral realism of John F. Kennedy.

In retrospect, it is the utopianism of these films, perhaps more than their now-cheesy-looking special effects, that seems most dated.

Polke embraced the art but scorned the piety, resisting even the utopianism of the academy's charismatic guide and teacher, Joseph Beuys.

Supersudsy television boosterism is the utopianism attacked by Kurt Vonnegut in "Player Piano" (1952) and by Ray Bradbury in "Fahrenheit 451" (1953).

The problem with Ukip, as with all stop-the-world utopianism, is that it wants to sweep away the whole of existing politics and replace it with… something else.

And while this may look to some like pie-in-the-sky utopianism, it can be achieved if we start building populist political power now.

It wasn't all that long when the idea of having 20percentt of the state's power come from renewable energy like solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal was viewed by many as pie-in-the-sky utopianism.

Writing by walking, and walking again to gather up the will to write, was such an obvious tactic; a mediated response to a dim period of failing industries, social unrest, power cuts: suppression of the imagination after the unbridled utopianism of the 60s.

The growing conservatism of Hu's regime and the emergence of consensus rule in the politburo may be welcomed as a switch away from the mad utopianism of the Mao era and the political stasis of the Deng years.