Sentence examples for utterly impractical from inspiring English sources
The idea is utterly impractical and foolishly naïve.
Besides being utterly impractical, I think this is problematic for several reasons.
Even if the Hebron settlement were not illegal in the eyes of much of the world, it is utterly impractical.
Jonny Lyons utilises meticulously crafted and utterly impractical props that are always imbued with a generous-hearted humour.
His ideas – universal single-payer healthcare, free college tuition and soak-the-rich taxes – are noble but utterly impractical, she argues.
Then there are dad-sensible trousers, a little bit tweed, extraordinarily tight, utterly impractical, all topped off with eyes that can see inside your soul.
Instead, politicians decided to order something that was almost impossible, thoroughly impractical and utterly elitist.
The fictional man on the Arab street has all the features of Arendt's mass man: an outcast from modernity, deprived of access to political and economic goods in his own society, adrift in a secularizing world, utterly credulous of preposterous and impractical doctrines.
The movie is a story of another two from May's gallery of the oblivious, who suffer the curse, even the horror, of their utterly unselfconscious, even blind, pursuit of an outsized goal by utterly absurd, impractical, and self-deluding means.
It seems to me utterly, utterly bonkers … leave aside all the inhumanity of it, it's such a ludicrously impractical, extravagant way of thinking.
