Sentence examples for look impractical from inspiring English sources

This last item might look impractical, but how else do you have your first kiss with a Françoise Hardy record to serenade it?

The "personal computer" as center of the home was an idea pioneered by Microsoft and pursued to a point which now is beginning to look impractical.

This looks impractical: California's fields and kitchens would empty.

Even if there weren't, it looks impractical to arm the rebels as a way to overthrow him quickly.

The average textbook says that, even if a trait looks impractical, it really does indicate good genes and good health.

It also looked perplexingly impractical: if it's cold enough for fur, it's too cold — and likely too wet — for open-toed shoes.

I asked him about the logistics of putting on the complete cycle of the operas, because on paper, it looks ludicrously impractical, including a string quartet - which the Arditti Quartet have recorded - in which each player performs, airborne, from their own helicopter.

The results have been horrid: not only does the rule of celibacy look inhuman and impractical, but the church has also suffered deeper damage: an organisation that preaches love and justice has been seen to practise neither.But for all that, Mr Sipe is sympathetic to the idea of celibacy as a way to holiness for those who feel comfortable with it.

Further down the front row was Bridget Foley, an editor at Women's Wear Daily, who had on a pair of fuzzy-wuzzy black furry boots that looked warm, if impractical in slush.

Off-the-shoulder blouses looked austere and impractical at the shows; when they began to crop up on the feeds of fashion influencers such as the blogger Leandra Medine, aka Man Repeller, wearing one suddenly felt possible.

But let's be honest, this device looks ridiculous and impractical in every possible way.