Sentence examples for practically out of the question from inspiring English sources

She added, "Nobody does a better job of backing characters into happiness than Mr. Brooks, especially when those characters are high-strung enough to leave happiness practically out of the question".

Leisure and entertainment are practically out of the question". Labor Minister Santiago Onate said Friday that, judging by payments into the social security fund, the most accurate measure of employment, employment shrank by 235,000 workers in the first two months of 1995.

In 1901, the Journal of the American Medical Association stated that "it is practically out of the question to be in touch with all the literature issued in any one department of medicine, because of the expense and time it would involve to attempt to master the stuff sufficiently well to separate the wheat from the chaff" [ 1].

"Mao" was out of the question, though.

The Hall of Fame is out of the question.

The latter seems out of the question.

Taxes were out of the question.

That is out of the question.

Hotels were out of the question.

Shaking hands was out of the question".

Dating was out of the question.