Sentence examples for utopian implications from inspiring English sources

But once a method has been incorporated into the political world, it's simply one of a range of manipulative practices, without any special democratic nature or utopian implications.

Gego, who was modern without being utopian, spoke of cosmic implications in her work, a way of talking about art that was less alienating in her days than in ours.

Judd adamantly rejected interpretations of his abstract sculptures that linked them to the human body, but it's impossible to miss the utopian, which is to say human, implications of what he conceived here.

"What is the implication," he asks, "for a utopian, post-imperial education system?

Culture jamming's anti-utopian attitude, along with the implication that everyone is part of what they protest, suits the seemingly cynical self-awareness common on today's pop scene.

Sounds utopian?

It's not utopian.

Scalia despises Utopian thinking.

Utopian, even.

Or is it utopian?

"I have fairly utopian dreams.