Sentence examples for impractical doctrines from inspiring English sources

The fictional man on the Arab street has all the features of Arendt's mass man: an outcast from modernity, deprived of access to political and economic goods in his own society, adrift in a secularizing world, utterly credulous of preposterous and impractical doctrines.

When religious doctrines about original sin, eschatology and God seemed impractical, Tupac found hope in a Jesus who understood oppression as well as the inevitability of death.

Cy-pres doctrine, which allows the purpose of a failing or impractical charitable gift to be changed, has been understood since the eighteenth century as a medieval canon law principle, derived from Roman law, to rescue souls by making good their last charitable intentions.

Too impractical.

2) Impractical.

Also, impractical.

Its doctrines seem unexceptional.

It seemed impractical.

It is impractical".

Good, perhaps, but impractical.

"It's impractical.