Sentence examples for thought unrealistic from inspiring English sources

When he stepped into the thin air at the summit of power, he realized an ambition that many here have long thought unrealistic.

He similarly chastised Republicans in Washington for their failure to repeal Obamacare, a campaign promise that has galvanized conservatives but one that many party leaders have long thought unrealistic while Obama is in the White House.

For 10 seasons now, Idol has captured the hearts, minds and eyeballs of the country and brought in the type of mass audience thought unrealistic in today's fragmented 1000-channel universe.

"The idea that you're going to turn off the tap to all Russian oil and natural gas exports is, I think, unrealistic".

He had spent his career caring for indigents — "doing more good than making money". After buying a $53,000 package from Whitney, he expected to gross $1 million in the next two years, which no one there seemed to think unrealistic.

There was only one legal aspect of the film that Professor Alasti thought was unrealistic: the murder charge against Nader.

As it happens, a good many experts thought it unrealistic to put together a triennial in such a short time.

Skeptics such as Senate Armed Services Committee chairman John Stennis thought this unrealistic and wanted a four-year extension, but the two-year proposal is what went forward in Congress.

He thought it unrealistic because it placed too much emphasis on military rather than political containment, and it appeared to have no limits anywhere around the globe.

Students however, saw some limitations in it's application, for example this student in the lowest quartile group: 'The training program was very good but the test showed the picture too quickly, so I thought it unrealistic.

"There were expectations out there that I think were unrealistic for everybody," Gannon said.