Sentence examples for impractical as from inspiring English sources

The city views the art society's recommendations as financially impractical, as do Mr. Sitt and even some longtime vendors in Coney Island.

At the same time, the conference participants agreed that a return to the Warren Court liberalism of the '60s would be politically impractical as well as doctrinally undesirable.

A plan to have elected workers run the country's farms and factories proved impractical, as did an appeal to Algeria's women to donate their jewelry to the state.

Lugging an oversized camera on stilts was impractical, as was the prevailing "wet plate" process of the day, which required the proximity of a dark room.

"That was impractical as it turns out," he said.

Hicks was as impractical as he was devout.

Or is this so impractical as to risk bringing the whole system into jeopardy?

Now, personally, I adore wearing feathers -- impractical as they may be.

Impractical as it was, it added variety to the automotive gene pool.

Perrault's striking design — with its four symbolic glass towers, like four open books — is as impractical as it is uninviting.

She decorated nightclubs, designed bee-striped umbrellas and knitted swimming costumes that were as impractical as they were modish.