Discussing the specific language of costume around the world, Rouse says: "Many Asian women retain the sari as a form of dress, despite its impracticality in British winters, because of its social significance within their culture as an expression of loyalty to that way of life".
Then he walked around the shed, picking up its few items, one after the other, a wedge, a hoe, a machete, discarding each with a shrug to show its impracticality in this situation.
"What I'm doing feels slightly insane in its impracticality, especially coming from being a director where you're a control freak and with animals, you're anything but in control," he said.
In desperation at its impracticality, Nancy Greene wrote a bruising letter to Hill pointing out that "unfortunately Joldwynds was meant for a house to live in, not a lovely film set".
Yet the personalities involved, the amount they achieved, the scheme's optimism and ambition and perhaps, in the end, its impracticality, contain important truths about the most tantalising leftwing government of the late 20th century.
The idea of excluding people from protected areas is still supported by some conservationists [48], but in Mexico this approach has fallen out of favour due to its impracticality [49].
In fact, the caliphate's first systematic description and justification was undertaken just when its impracticality was being demonstrated.
Further, the lack of proper evaluation of the conservation rule and its impracticality for livestock farmers seems to have contributed to the constraints.
The commissioners criticized its limited supply of water, its impracticality for schooners and larger boats, and the large number of transshipments that would be required for a trip from the seacoast to Lake Ontario.
"Great Britain has lived beyond its means in every single year.
