Sentence examples for impractical proportions from inspiring English sources
The animation industry is historically male dominated, and I think that contributes to how these designs became so extreme in their proportions — their necks are almost always bigger than their waists!" Calling to mind the argument for a more anatomically correct Barbie doll, others have also highlighted the impractical proportions of Disney's princesses by comparing them to real-world bodies.
He refused to pour concrete or anchor steel in a way that conforms entirely to the demands of its weight and gravity and proportions, and it is in this impractical refusal that he nervously--neurotically--extends himself forcibly into his work.
As Canadians watch the quadrennial shitshow that is the US presidential election play out, many are having a tough time wrapping their heads around the appeal of Donald Trump, a head of hair who has been caught lying to "pants on fire" proportions throughout his campaign, proposing both impractical and outright racist policies, and just generally acting like a clown.
Praziquantel dosing, although highly effective against canine echinococcosis, is often impractical because of the frequent dosing and high proportion of dog coverage required.
No sieving and washing of soil from the trench took place as the number of plants (32) and harvests (15) made it impractical, therefore we will have only retained a proportion of the fine root material.
Regarding age groups, CCNFSDU considered that a weighted approach based on the relative proportions of the different age groups above 36 months throughout the life cycle would be impractical at the international level.
Subjective quality assessment based on paired comparisons can easily become impractical, when combinations of two (or more) different quality factors (e.g., distortion types) are involved in different proportions.
Good, perhaps, but impractical.
