Sentence examples for unworkable notion from inspiring English sources

This is a final tribute to an unworkable notion of the epic.

A sense of injured national pride has given rise to the unworkable notion that the bridge must now be built with Bangladesh's "own resources".

The Bush administration, meanwhile, clings to the unworkable notion of an American-controlled transition, an idea that grows ever more out of touch with reality as the news of the revolting abuses at Abu Ghraib prison overwhelms any remaining Iraqi faith in Washington's good intentions.

Mohamed El-Baradei, head of the IAEA and 2006 Nobel Peace Laureate, says that the time has long since come to "abandon the unworkable notion that it is morally reprehensible for some countries to pursue nuclear weapons but morally acceptable for others to rely on them".

The notion sounds unworkable, but to my surprise it appears to work.

Just when it seemed the poll tax would be buried beneath the predictions of Nigel Lawson (and others) that it would prove an unworkable catastrophe, Letwin latched on to the notion of testing it out in Scotland.

Stanistreet also criticized Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre's proposal for a kite-marked press card scheme as a 'ridicuous notion,' saying it was impractical, unworkable and would put all blame on the journalist.

But the notion was largely dropped as unworkable, especially in New York City, where the many thousands of fans who do not drive cars often show up at the movies with a bulging bag.

The notion that there might be something inherently unworkable about carbon legislation remained taboo.

But, as the union expands, the notion of universal consent is seen as increasingly unworkable and could be starting to break down.

The two-nation notion -- Israel and a Palestinian state -- is simply unworkable.