Sentence examples for utopian aspiration from inspiring English sources

Egalitarianism, that old utopian aspiration, can only happen amongst long-suffering commoners.

In the Islamic world, it often leads the seeker into some kind of collective action, informed by utopian aspiration, that admits no distinction between proselytizing, social reform, and politics.

Rather, that advocacy turns on a general endorsement of utopian aspiration combined with the core epistemic claim that, given our ignorance, the only sensible route to utopia is the discovery procedure that the framework sustains.

It once held to its utopian aspirations.

Modernism, in its Bauhausian, utopian aspirations, looked to the future; postmodernism to the past.

Curtains, a flower pot, a woman leaning out the window, reassert Red Vienna's Utopian aspirations.

A large apartment block showcasing Le Corbusier's utopian aspirations for mass housing.

The Culture's utopian aspirations are supported by computerlike Minds with abilities that far transcend those of individual humans.

But "The Square," while it records the gruesome collision of utopian aspirations with cold political realities, is not a despairing film.

It's an image of romantic alienation that has more in common with the films of Michelangelo Antonioni than with the utopian aspirations of early Modernism.

(Breuer actually dreamed of replacing chairs altogether with rising columns of air on which people would sit - typical of the utopian aspirations of the school).