Sentence examples for thought it was impractical from inspiring English sources

Some policy experts said they thought it was impractical — even imprudent — to move forward without proposing more cuts to the $124 billion budget.

Wilkerson told the Qatar-based news network than he thought it was impractical to charge former vice president with a crime, regardless of his own preference.

I have never understood why people think it's impractical to be idealistic.

In an interview Thursday night with New York 1, Mr. Kelly said, "We talked to some federal officials about this, and they seem to think it's impractical".

That said, as I noted in the column, I think it is impractical and self-defeating to go after the individual who copies a song for a friend, or downloads an episode of a TV show to see whether it's worth buying the DVD.

Summers thought it was still politically impractical.

Roger Mosey, the BBC's former editorial director who edited Radio 4's Today programme, said: "I think it's completely impractical, unless you are given a list of banned people who aren't allowed on your programme.

You think it's almost impractical.

Then there is the recent decision by a Federal judge telling the State Legislature that he is blocking parts of our new, yet archaic, election law because he thinks it is "harsh and impractical" to charge a $1,000/day fine to people registering Floridians to vote because they turned in registration forms a little late.

"We-shouldn't-even-try" Democrats think it's foolish to aim for fundamental change -- pie-in-the-sky, impractical, silly, naïve, quixotic.

This system was replaced in 1901 because it was impractical.