Sentence examples for wildly impractical from inspiring English sources
Mildly, if not wildly, impractical.
It's plausible, if slightly anachronistic and wildly impractical.
(Sicily does this, it inspires wildly impractical reveries).
Such a change, however, is considered wildly impractical by the cattle industry.
He wears cosy but snazzy red velvet set off by a wildly impractical snowy trim.
This not impractical grasshopper ended, nevertheless, as hard up as Basil the wildly impractical ant.
The message that's to be transmitted here is that the iPad enables creativity in scenarios which — while maybe technically possible for a laptop — would be wildly uncomfortable or impractical with another kind of computer.
I don't know if I have a recipe that works, but I think one thing that distinguishes us from our colleagues is that sometimes architecture is either professional practical consultants who make buildable but predictable boxes or, at the other extreme, an expressive avant-garde that is both wildly expensive and highly impractical.
I don't know if I have a recipe that works, but I think one thing that distinguishes us from our colleagues is that sometimes architecture is either professional practical consultants who make buildable but predictable boxes, or at the other extreme, an expressive avant-garde that is both wildly expensive and highly impractical.
