Sentence examples for hopelessly impractical from inspiring English sources

Frankly, the idea was hopelessly impractical and the government is making a virtue out of necessity.

Or will they be like the nuclearpowered vehicle that Ford once worked on technically feasible but hopelessly impractical?

Not long ago Ms. Teng created a white wool coat that seemed at a glance both gorgeous and hopelessly impractical.

Second, the ruling is considered hopelessly impractical for intermediaries: an "unprecedented burden", as the lawyer and free-speech advocate Mark Stephens expressed it.

His titular "chimneys", made from wood and sheathed in candy-striped fabric, are hopelessly impractical, resembling cat posts or bird feeders.

John Rice, the head of GE's energy business, says his wind division may have revenues of perhaps $2 billion this year quite respectable for a technology that for many years was dismissed as hopelessly impractical.

Centrist Democrats and mainstream media were especially complicit as they condescendingly dismissed every outbreak of progressive initiative as impractical or hopelessly naïve.

Also, impractical.

He looked hopelessly beaten.

Utterly, hopelessly.

Hopelessly hooked.