Sentence examples for utopian to think from inspiring English sources

A French national ethics committee argued that it was "utopian" to think that severely disfigured patients could give "authentic consent," and that "lifelong immunosuppressive therapy means that a person who was previously in a situation of major handicap enters into a life-threatening condition".

"And I have to say once again: those who think Maribor are favourites are wrong - it would be very utopian to think of a team like Celtic as outsiders".

"It's utopian to think that you can stop this.

I think it is more utopian to think things can continue the way they are.

These children, who will nearly be adults in 10 years, will be individuals with lower cardiovascular risk, and so it is not utopian to think that the rate of pathology can change as the result of our own actions.

That's historical change, and that's why it is not utopian to think that we might be able to give up putting people down, not just people bearing a targeted trait (such as color, gender, age, class, religion, sexual orientation, disability), but give up putting people down period.

We should unlock our own utopian imagination to think about living well for the future on the planet we have made, and are remaking faster every year.

Whether it is called the age of the Messiah or the classless society, these appeals to a utopian destiny encourage us to think in terms of ends which justify means.

Maybe it's utopian or idealistic, but I'd like to think that someone from an outside perspective can come in and solve things.

"I'm afraid it's utopian and doesn't relate to real life to think that some clubs can cherry-pick what they want".

It was natural for the creators of this virtual currency to think of it as a Utopian alternative to current exchanges; a disrupter of business as usual like the rest of the digital economy.