Sentence examples for not that practical from inspiring English sources

To get more variety, the key is to go for different flavours and, while you are at it, why not try some dishes that are not that practical to make at home?

Also, because their strength tends to be directional, they can fail under sudden loads from unexpected quarters.One of the ways that Chapman added lightness to his cars, the use of composite materials such as carbon fibre and glass-reinforced plastic, is not that practical either.

It's a nice effect, but it's simply not that practical.

The Transformer Prime seems like a worthy successor to the original and the Padfone looks mighty fun although not that practical.

Nevertheless, this does not mean that practical arguments do not have some important and distinctive features.

In any case it is not clear that practical moral arguments can always be clearly distinguished from theoretical moral arguments.

But as fun as that is, it's not all that practical as a navigational tool.

Yes, I realize they're not really all that practical for everyday life in Columbus, OH.

And not that it isn't practical either.

It is not, however, a sign that practical invisibility cloaks are close to being a reality.

"They aren't that practical – toilet trips are a nightmare," she said.