Sentence examples for entirely impractical from inspiring English sources

One reason is simply practical: Berlioz was entirely impractical.

We found that this user interface was entirely impractical, and massively inadequate for any consumer use.

But, outside learned, literate New England, this would have been entirely impractical.

Not surprisingly, the process is extremely slow compared to hardware mining and is entirely impractical.

Mr. Bush's refusal to reward North Korean bad behavior is perfectly admirable, but entirely impractical.

To her parents' alarm, she announced that she was going to pursue these two, entirely impractical dead languages at university.

The M3, meanwhile, notched up 19.4 mpg.Clearly, the test was never meant as anything other than a bit of totally impractical fun (whose irony seems to have been entirely lost on treehugger.com).

Seriously, frames without lenses are completely impractical.

Yet, he never played chess seriously, and so became my model for a certain type of impatience: thinking beyond the next three moves was entirely possible, but impractical.

[Still] it's all very impractical".

This is a fascinating idea; it's also fantastically impractical, and entirely divorced from American political realities.