Sentence examples for perhaps impractical from inspiring English sources

As a classicist, he suggests that his students "speake Latine alwayes in the Hall", which is perhaps impractical for the modern era.

Good, perhaps, but impractical.

Beautiful – and perhaps a little impractical for making a living.

Perhaps it is impractical to recall more than three million clearly dangerous vehicles.

Impractical perhaps, but when has that ever stopped a trend explosion?

Perhaps the most impractical, and charmingly quixotic, aspect of Partch's project was that it could be realized only on instruments that he himself had constructed.

A bit impractical, perhaps, if his line of work requires him to run away from policemen.But he insists that he is no longer in that line of work.

It is often viewed as abstract and impractical, perhaps because there is misleading simplicity in the key components of the model.

Still, in this impassioned performance the music seemed an expression of a composer with a vision: an impractical vision, perhaps, yet disarming nonetheless.

He had found a solution to the terrorist threat – an impractical one, perhaps, but an imaginative one that seemed to provide him with the reassurance he needed that his world was still safe and secure.

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.