Sentence examples for utopian version from inspiring English sources
In the utopian version of this resulting horizonless network, status is not something inherited or enforced by others or even earned: it is something you can change, update and revise according to your own whims.
It considers the extreme scarcity of minority superheroes in comic books and movies, and looks at the idea of the Ultimate Marvel universe as a utopian version not only of earth but of the original Marvel series.
The recent debacle demonstrated the foolishness of one theory of capitalism: a utopian version of free-market theology that happens to have dominated American economic thinking for two generations.
In the utopian version of this storyline, by collapsing governments' abilities to promote freedom in some countries but not others, or in the political realm but not the commercial one, openness may force governments to pursue a more principled kind of politics.
Not everyone will swallow Michael's feel-good brand of spirituality, but for those who are open to their pastel-tinged version of self-acceptance and their utopian version of communicating with people online: Bunny Michael is the selfie-help guru you've been waiting for.
So, the VR world that the worker escapes to is a sort of idealized, utopian version of California filled with golden sunsets, a muscle car, an American diner, and, of course, a blonde beauty all things that the character and actual render farm employees work on but will likely never see.
In his 2016 documentary, HyperNormalization, British filmmaker Adam Curtis posits that "we have retreated into a simplified and often completely fake version of the world," one where social media and internet echo chambers allow us to construct curated, utopian versions of reality that have nothing to do with the reality around us.
He wrote, "You seem to be describing some anarcho-utopian version of Islamic legalism, which has never existed, and after the birth of the modern nation state will never exist".
FOR the utopian Technicolor version of the trans lifestyle, there is now Candy.
It felt like she was divining some utopian alternate version of death, one unencumbered by economic constraints and social and cultural conventions.
It is a kind of utopian (or dystopian) version of the almshouses in The Warden (1855), Trollope's first successful novel.
