Sample Sentences forutopia (editor-reviewed)
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They were the impractical utopian dreams of youth.utopian = of an imaginary place considered to be perfect or ideal
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We thought we could create a utopia, but we failed because we overestimated human nature.utopia = an ideal place
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The OASIS was an online utopia, a holodeck for the home. (source)utopia = imaginary place considered to be perfect or ideal
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He tells me that high school is no utopia, but I'm not convinced. (source)utopia = perfect place
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Moments later, I race my Toyota through the snake-like turns driving to my secret utopia. (source)utopia = a place considered to be perfect or ideal
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That was the goal of the central planners, to create self-contained utopias for the working classes. (source)utopias = places considered to be perfect or ideal
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Especially since home was now her very own little barn utopia. (source)utopia = perfect place
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Who else but utopians could make utopia?† (source)
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Unlike the "return to nature" utopian groups in the West, his "Pastoral China" wasn't located in the wilderness, but in the midst of one of its largest cities. (source)utopian = related to an imaginary place thought to be perfect or ideal
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It is the exact opposite of the stupid hedonistic Utopias that the old reformers imagined. (source)Utopias = imaginary places considered to be perfect or ideal
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Utopia is at hand, gentlemen, and its name is socialism. (source)Utopia = a place considered to be perfect or ideal
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In this club of young Utopians, occupied chiefly with France, he represented the outside world.† (source)
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As we correct and improve our system, we must not repeat this error. Otherwise, we may go from one unrealistically utopian plan to another. (source)utopian = of an imaginary place considered to be perfect or ideal
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This criticism has not confronted our present society with timeless utopias, but has soberly examined in the terms of history and of cause and effect the antecedents, justifications and functions of the forms that lie at the heart of every society.† (source)
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A perfect mixture of the classical utopia and the pagan mystery.† (source)
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The encyclopedists, Diderot at their head; the physiocrates, Turgot at their head; the philosophers, Voltaire at their head; the Utopians, Rousseau at their head,—these are four sacred legions.† (source)
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