Sentence examples for utopian ambition from inspiring English sources
0116-252 2522 The Barbican's soaring, sprawling scale speaks of irrepressible utopian ambition.
Like many other benevolent entrepreneurs, he wanted to find a "third way" between capitalism and socialism a utopian ambition for those cold-war years.
His green suggests both utopian ambition and the kind of nostalgia for a nonexistent perfect past that Gatsby feels, gazing at Daisy's green light.
The last time this happened, in 1998, the summit ended with a distinctly utopian ambition: the total eradication of all drugs from the entire world.
Such anxiety fosters large, even utopian ambitions.
Here he found an outlet for his Utopian ambitions.
Hopelessly lost outside of our historical moment, these commentators would rather scoff at the supposed naivety of the Wall Street protestors, ridicule their vaguely utopian ambitions, than take a critical look at the story of United States politics in the last three years.
A Utopian pipe dream, obviously.
That the constitution itself was an English language document was a reminder of the paradoxical and utopian nature of this ambition.
Although Swiss by birth, and the founder of the Allianz group of Swiss concrete artists, he taught in various cities and had a major influence on Latin American artists, notably in Brazil where his ideas fused with the ambitions and utopian modernism of the country following the second world war.
