25 Quotes About Utopian

the path that leads to utopia is not necessarily itself utopian

The Earth is nothing but phlegm spat out by the Sun, and our immediate solar system a whirlwind of boulders. There is no "delicate balance".

It was all very utopian, but it gave one nothing to get, to win, to hold onto. There were no distances, so there was also no closeness.

Let us admit that we have attended parties where for one brief night a republic of gratified desires was attained. Shall we not confess that the politics of that night have more reality and force for us than those of, say, the entire U.S. Government? Some of the "parties" we've mentioned lasted for two or three years. Is this something worth imagining, worth fighting for? Let us study invisibility, webworking, psychic nomadism--and who knows what we might attain?

This society of 'creatures that once were men' had one fine characteristic - no one of them endeavored to make out that he was better than the others, nor compelled the others to acknowledge his superiority.

They were utopian, which meant they saw imperfection everywhere they looked.

Nothing we do has the quickness, the sureness, the deep intelligence living at peace would have.