Sentence examples for utopia in which from inspiring English sources

Of course, the ideal consumer world would be a utopia in which gendered products are abolished entirely.

It was a Romantic utopia, in which the tensions of democratic life are not resolved but avoided.

Somewhere over the horizon, there may well be a socialist utopia in which machines take care of everything, leaving humanity to sit around comfortably playing Angry Birds.

Among Diogenes' lost writings are dialogues, plays, and the Republic, which described an anarchist utopia in which men lived "natural" lives.

For instance, the idea of a technological utopia in which personal empowerment would reign supreme took hold in the late 1990s.

Economists are divided on whether this will create a futuristic dystopia (or utopia) in which there is too little work to go round.

Daniel H. Burnham headed the construction of the fair's temporary city, known to those who attended as the "White City," a semi-utopia in which visitors were meant to be shielded from poverty and crime.

Writers and thinkers, like me, try to imagine post-work utopias, in which, for example, sensibly structured social safety nets could free people of the constraints of the typical job.

The scenes remind you of the imagined utopias in which the internet was first conceived, as a peer-to-peer community exchange, a way of finding like-minded people ("if you are a gay adolescent in Morecambe," Kidron suggests, "I can obviously see that it might be quite a wonderful thing…").

It is significant that the nightmare books of our age have not been about new Draculas and Frankensteins but about what may be termed dystopias — inverted utopias, in which an imagined megalithic government brings human life to an exquisite pitch of misery.

And though some might dream of utopias in which no one has any more power or importance than another, these social hierarchies always rear their head eventually.