Sentence examples for utopian that from inspiring English sources

Was it really so utopian that you cannot really live in it?" I met Olowska on an afternoon in late May in Krakow, where she now lives part-time.

Most of his aims seem to differ little from Mr Kohl's: a European Union widened to the east; a euro brought in punctually next year in part as a counterweight to the dollar; a common European foreign and security policy, however Utopian that still may seem.

In his celebrated book "Of Paradise and Power," Robert Kagan took issue with "the mistaken idea that the American founding generation was utopian, that it genuinely considered power politics 'alien and repulsive' and was simply unable to comprehend the importance of the power factor in foreign relations".

In fact, I believe it is the utopians that are the real Luddites.

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

That messianism, Hosking argues, fed the grand utopian illusion that became the Soviet state.

However, I do not believe that we live in the post-racial, colorblind utopian society that warrants the obliteration of racial discussions.

(That's right!) If we are wrong, Jesus of Nazareth was merely a utopian dreamer that never came down to earth.

Burr explains that Pattern Language goes back in time to explore the utopian ideals that lead to the catastrophe.

"In the world that I try and create for myself, and it might be a utopian one, that comes second".

Is Pruitt satirizing utopian dreams that were never fully realized?