Sentence examples for utopia that from inspiring English sources

The play dares, he said, to posit a utopia that isn't out of reach.

A change would be unlikely to bring the democratic utopia that some suggest.

Excepting the citizenry of Utopia, that is a statement that could be made of almost any country.

It seemed to be a weird musical utopia that supports many wildly creative and prolific artists like Justin".

He coined the phrase "the sexual revolution" to describe the genital utopia that would follow its overthrow.

Since the 1950s, artificial intelligence experts have promoted their work with the same vision of the fun-filled robotic utopia that awaits us.

William Morris's News from Nowhere (1890) envisioned a 21st-century pastoral utopia that combined the author's socialist theories with the lucid and placid values of the 14th century.

I'd much rather listen to a sermon than an ode to a utopia that doesn't remotely resemble the place where I grew up.

So if someone says, 'Well, we need a system where no one does anything wrong,' then they're talking about a utopia that doesn't exist".

By banishing our "psychic prohibition" against piss, Lebensztejn hopes that we might see paradise regained, a prelapsarian piss utopia that restores to urine its whiff of sublime mystery.

It is what happens after the imagining — the movement from what Ernst Bloch called "abstract utopia" to "concrete utopia" — that is most concerning.