Sentence examples for sort of impractical from inspiring English sources

Football scenes in film and television are traditionally very awkward affairs, with the "defenders" tip-toeing nervously around the "attackers" as they advance, the goal finally coming via the sort of impractical flying volley you just never see on a real pitch.

I sort of agree.

That's… great, though it seems kind of impractical.

I have no doubt that the CD's are put out on the shelves in some sort of order, but this impractical shelving, which accommodates no sub-labeling by alphabet or composer, automatically encourages jumble.

But it's another, impractical sort of magic that allows a writer to gain insight into human acts and motivations -- and that ultimately gives a story its second life in the reader's imagination.

This sort of optimization process is impractical as it requires a large number of experiments to be performed due to the possibility of different factorial combinations of the test variables (Chang et al. 2011).

Keynes argued that this sort of ultra-rational decision-making was impractical.

Aldous was shy and impractical, not the sort of man who could manage adultery without help from his wife.

Maybe this sort of system would turn out to be impractical.

In a world of government-issued currencies, the sort of laundering envisioned by Dr Green is impractical and often illegal.

The regulation that once made them impractical was exactly the sort of outdated rule that infuriates reformists.