Sentence examples for utopian changes from inspiring English sources

Applewhite also utilized New Age concepts, but he differed from that movement by predicting that apocalyptic, rather than utopian, changes would soon occur on Earth.

Rather than claiming to be a description of all women's experiences of sexuality and maternity, they should be viewed as a "life enhancing fictions … providing access to visions of utopian change" (Bordo 1993, 230).

That doesn't mean sitting around hoping for utopian social change.

And he also makes us understand that it's not utopian to ask for change.

"I was totally naive and utopian to believe I could change the party line from within," he admits ruefully.

It would take an aggressively utopian government to try to change that.

In particular, the linking of feature scale models to reactor scale models is also described, in order to attempt to create the utopian scenario where the process engineer can change reactor settings to obtain desirable feature profile changes.

Modern revolutions have frequently incorporated utopian ideals as a basis for change.

Utopian architecture in this respect has imagined itself to be a sublime engine of social change physically enforced; change the physical conditions of an imperfect thing, a city, and you will make it better.

Although there is a certain utopian appeal to McGonigal's "games for change" model, I worry about the dystopic potential of gamification.

Techies since the 70's have waxed utopian about the computer's potential to change the way we relate to one another and to restructure power dynamics.