Sentence examples for even impractical from inspiring English sources

Are there fresh ideas, even impractical ones?

"It's a traditional Home Office dance first to ask for the most outrageous, even impractical, powers, so that the smallest so-called 'concessions' seem more reasonable," Shami Chakrabarti, the director of campaign group Liberty, told the Guardian.

But Shami Chakrabarti of Liberty has condemned the Home Office for "frantic spinning" to distract attention from moves towards the blanket collection of private data.She accused the department of initially asking  for the "most outrageous, even impractical, powers" so that even the smallest  so-called concessions seem more reasonable.

"There is an unrealistic or even impractical obsession with your form of democracy, human rights and civil liberties, which you have taken centuries to acquire and which you expect us to adopt in a few years, in a few months," he said, addressing the diplomats.

"There is an unrealistic or even impractical obsession with your form of democracy, human rights and civil liberties, which you have taken centuries to acquire and which you expect us to adopt in a few years, in a few months," Mr. Musharraf said, addressing the diplomats.

Thus, manufacturing antennas in large quantities for experimental reasons is difficult and even impractical.

Yet, in setting out its arguments in favour of the scheme, the government succeeded only in making the bill appear even more impractical and illiberal.

Do we think of these men as scientists, businessmen (even the impractical Darwin owned a failing share in a canal company) or even as artists (Wedgwood's pots, Darwin's poems)?

The cooperative sensing even becomes impractical when the control channels are not available [30].

It's pretty much this generation's "Doom," in that it'll be ported to every single platform it can be, even hilariously impractical ones.

To investigate the fuzzy nature of fingerprints, 3 pharmacophore fingerprint-based SEA models were constructed and the comparison indicated that fuzzy fingerprints can yield larger numbers of predictions with overly rough representation, which could lead to very low accuracy rates or even an impractical model.