Sentence examples for very utopian from inspiring English sources

"It was very utopian, and it didn't work.

"There is something very utopian about what I do," he said.

This has a very utopian ring, but it's sort of hard to tell what exactly it means.

"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 a very utopian idea — allowing technology to blend into the background so that people can enjoy the world around them a little bit better — but it's at the heart of Detour's mission.

As a result, letters were sent to Kennedy and Nixon with ten very utopian questions about war and peace.

The finest of all such works in Britain is the Marxist William Morris's News from Nowhere, one of the very few utopian visions to offer a detailed account of how the political transformation actually came about.

A team known as United Architects, which included several firms dominated by a younger generation of architects than those on the teams led by renowned leaders in the field, built what its representative called "a very visionary, utopian proposal for a city in the sky".

For young people the world isn't as sophisticated and as complicated as perhaps for an adult, and as a result they might have been sold a dream that ISIS have established a state — a very romantic, utopian dream — and as a result young people from Britain or from across the globe might be interested in going there or helping in the formation of that state".

We've talked to Facebook's politics team, who take a very "techno-utopian" perspective.

It's the very definition of utopian thinking.