Dayton O. Hyde, 88, is speaking in an early scene of "Running Wild," Suzanne Mitchell's quietly grand documentary about him and about his impractical, long-ago plan to create a sanctuary for wild mustangs.
In a piece on CNN's website, Cruz also warned about potential "impractical contingencies" in the president's policy, which he said included building an international coalition to support the war effort.
He seemed to have taken my assumptions about the impractical dress sense of people who've never done a practical day's work in their lives and run with it, pitching up somewhere between "Slave 4 U -era Britney and Imperialist beach bU -era
Benn was wrong, or impractical, about a lot of things.
— and Bachmann has been all about the ludicrously impractical construction of a fence, which Cain at one point suggested electrifying as an extra deterrent to anyone with thoughts of scaling it.
Three of the declarations talk about how tiring, impractical and demoralizing it is to wait in hours-long lines for doctor's appointments, twice-daily doses of epilepsy medicine and a daily prenatal pill.
Only, unlike Beadle's About or Trigger Happy TV, the Impractical Jokers aren't about making a mockery of their prankees.
"Rather than starting tiny and letting things grow organically, we started thinking about these enormous, completely impractical ideas.
After a wonderfully impractical segment about spit-roasting the bird over a wood fire, Ms. Stewart showed viewers that they could get a similar result -- using one of those "set it and forget it" countertop rotisseries sold by Ron Popeil.
So it comes as something of a shock to hear the Mr. Spock of haute cuisine wax poetic about something as wildly impractical as the 100-year-old wood-burning Richmond cookstove in the kitchen of his Vermont weekend house.
