Sentence examples for impractical ideas from inspiring English sources

"Rather than starting tiny and letting things grow organically, we started thinking about these enormous, completely impractical ideas.

This is not a theoretical or ideologically driven organisation that dreams up impractical ideas, and we are truly independent.

Being dominated by a type of earnest middle-class do-gooder, these delegates have in the past tended to approve some impractical ideas.

It's real!" Working by himself, Levy is free to waste weeks on impractical ideas; to fantasize about the things he'll do if his keyboard makes him rich; to stop working altogether if he's distracted or annoyed.

A nice but completely impractical idea - what's the screen metaphor for a mall?

Looking into her coffee, she said, "I'm engaged in an impractical idea, I know that.

By bringing undeserved attention to an impractical idea, it drew enough wrath to raise its own profile.

It sounds like a dreamy but impractical idea, but he added this to ground it in reality: "Have you ever given a book to someone?

The adjective gargantuan, literally referring to anything of Gargantua's size, first appeared in the late 1500s, while a related (and criminally underused) noun gargantuism has been used to mean "an enormously extravagant but impractical idea" since the mid-19th century.

In her eagerness to cut Flora down she becomes something of a mouthpiece for her dead grandmother; she ponders what Nonie's response to a situation would be, then answers accordingly, often sounding like the adult talking the childlike Flora out of an impractical idea.

Using a biomolecule as kind a nano-machine might sound impractical idea, because biomolecule is usually unstable, irreproducible, etc. Realizing practical artificial nano-machine (nano-flow-sensor in this case) is a different issue and is technological improvements on the immediate horizon.