Sentence examples for utopian idealism from inspiring English sources

"They each saw particularism as a path to utopian idealism.

If anything, Zionism was marked by a dreamy, not to say utopian idealism.

But this didn't mean the triumph of utopian idealism, the "beloved community" of civil rights workers and antiwar demonstrators.

The case for "green urbanism" has been building for more than a century, and it's always been shaped by the tension between utopian idealism and practicality.

It was a form of utopian idealism, as Obama half-acknowledged by saying he would "perhaps" not see the end of nukes in his lifetime.

Yet traces of the utopian idealism that impelled Hudson River School painting -- and that makes that painting complicated and interesting -- was not entirely extinguished.

Those interpretations include those earlier listeners and commentators who heard and saw in it evidence that Beethoven had lost it compositionally speaking; that the piece, with its incomprehensible scale, nearly impossible technical demands, and above all its crazily utopian humanist idealism in the choral setting of Friedrich Schiller's Ode to Joy in its last movement, amounted to madness.

Without realism there is only the utopian; but without idealism or ideology there is no vision or ambition.

While the former leads some modern thinkers to discern the endpoint of all that progress in utopian visions and hopeful idealisms, the latter believes the immutable force of culture will often thwart those visions and idealisms.

Sanders's success invited less speculation, but commentators tended to dismiss him as a utopian and point to the airy idealism of millennial voters.

He shot a few vignettes — a history of the universal language Esperanto, a portrait of an American exile in Havana — that each said something about idealism in an anti-utopian age.