Sentence examples for a bit impractical to from inspiring English sources

Apple's only option for cable aficionados is the iPhone's £49 Lightning dock, which has a Lightning socket and a 3.5mm headphone socket on the back, but is a bit impractical to carry around.

"I personally think", he said, coming over all Mediterranean, "[it is] a bit impractical actually to expect people to do that [ie, give up exotic holidays].

Using satellites to track one's spouse used to be a bit impractical.

It simply hangs in the air, waiting for a gentle breeze to come along and push it on its way—surely an environmentally friendly way to travel, if a bit impractical for those of us who have, say, a job or a life to get back to eventually.

A bit impractical, perhaps, if his line of work requires him to run away from policemen.But he insists that he is no longer in that line of work.

Sure, this specific test is a bit impractical – but if that's one less component we have to worry about breaking, we're happy.

I think in part, this answers the question as to whether your recommendations, although logical and beneficiary, are a bit impractical.

Email snooping just seemed a bit impractical.

Does she think some of it is a bit impractical?

Ms. Tsukioka said her disguises could be a bit impractical, "especially when your hands are shaking".

But the case is a bit impractical even if there is a hole for the iPhone's camera.