utopia造句

The idiom is used to describe a secluded and peaceful utopia.

The new garden city is a mark not of utopia but of ecological civilization.

he world the novel describes is a utopia, albeit an ironic one: humanity is carefree, healthy and technologically advanced.

Ideal reality is not necessarily critical and negative, utopia has always emerged as the antithesis of reality.

The years following Pinochet's arrest have seen neither chaos nor utopia, but rather a slow and steady increase in the number of laws passed and prosecutions attempted.

It turns out that the author who wrote of time machines, invisibility and utopia was too conservative in his estimation of English.

After that, he expected a benign dictatorship to rule the world and foster scientific thinking, and eliminate all religion, until a global utopia was established.

In the past few decades it has transformed from a sleepy farming town to a surreal version of utopia where every person is entitled to free healthcare and education a luxurious home and cooking oil.

The story of Atlantis, a fabled utopia destroyed in ancient times, has captured the imagination of scholars ever since it was first described by the philosopher Plato more than 2, 000 years ago.

He believes it will help us move closer to a garbage utopia where we recycle or reuse everything we can, with the help of far tinier, and far cheaper, versions of the tags.