Sentence examples for more impractical from inspiring English sources

They get more beautiful and more impractical.

And nothing more impractical for the way most people entertain.

I think everyone thought, "Oh my god, she's actually found something more impractical to do than art".

But he said the more he looked at the alternative of the graduate tax, the more impractical it appeared.

Now, given Mr. de Blasio's gargantuan lead in the polls, Mr. Hidary's bid seems more impractical than ever.

Yet, in setting out its arguments in favour of the scheme, the government succeeded only in making the bill appear even more impractical and illiberal.

The complexity of controlling the ensemble rises with the number of ions squared, so adding many more is impractical.

Bell also used the Touch Bar for the game's HUD, which makes for a much more aesthetically (if impractical) use of the skinny strip of real estate between the display and keyboard.

For horses this protocol is more costly and impractical due to the large volume that needs to be injected.

Although wearing three or more sensors is impractical with current technology, sensor arrays with multiple sensing units contained in one device may be available in the future.

Because unexpected daily situations, nighttime observations, and school observations are of course more difficult and impractical to record, and filming the night-time situation can be perceived as too intrusive, we refrained from using these situations in our study.