Sentence examples for feels impractical from inspiring English sources

All of this feels impractical and unwieldy.

It felt impractical as an everyday camera until I shifted toward a more deliberate approach — reverting back to high school SLR days when a roll of film held a limited 24 exposures.

And so some people who work in world of subsidized housing contend that many New York residents are becoming increasingly anxious and angry about a program that they feel is impractical and insulting.

For decades, cities have made accommodations for cars at the expense of walking, biking and public transit, creating streets where walking feels unsafe, unappealing or impractical.

There has been a strong lobby from broadcasters to introduce a new package of Sunday evening matches but the Premier League is understood to feel it is impractical.

Crucially, the language no longer insists that the White House certify that Iran has fully renounced terrorism, something the administration felt was an impractical obstacle designed to scupper the talks.

Many of the participants felt it was impractical for nurses to provide extra services, such as conducting patient support groups, during non-office hours.

The main barrier relating to the guideline itself that hindered the use of stroke CPGs was that the recommendations in stroke CPGs were felt to be impractical.

With two preschool children, she feels that location work is impractical, so is working on other options with her mentor Vicky Taylor.

But what I do know is that while the idea of PC and console owners competing against each other was once seen as ridiculous and impractical, it now feels weird that they're not.

It sheds no light on how it feels to lose something, and provides only the most abstract and impractical notion of how not to do so.