Sentence examples for impractical mind from inspiring English sources

"Fairy stories," Dorothy would have said dismissively, had Helen shared such an idea with her, as she had so often as a child, forever irritating Dorothy with her impractical mind.

The only word that comes to mind is "impractical".

Popper argued against Schlick's views rejecting the reciprocal interaction between body and mind: physicalism was impractical and psychophysical parallelism empirically unverifiable.

With these constraints in mind, it seemed impractical (and perhaps unjustifiable) to ask patients to participate in a tedious experiment to measure performance on a switch keyboard until we had demonstrated the validity and value of the overall optimization approach.

Amtrak has called that idea impractical.

And if a person is not judged as valuable, we dismiss: In go the headphones to block out the faces, hearts and minds we deem impractical on the train.

Good idea, but impractical.

Impractical schemes for seizing Venice and Rome occupied Mazzini's mind in the 1860s.

Although researchers have had new transducer designs in mind for years, it has been impractical to construct them subtractively.

Moreover, the idea is seriously impractical.

The borders of the Middle East states established by the Sykes-Picot agreement were illogical and impractical, and have never enjoyed any legitimacy in the minds of Arab people.