Impractical

The fashion designer's creations were beautiful but impractical for everyday wear.

Despite the harsh reality, the activists remained impractical in their approach to the environmental crisis.

The teacher criticized the student for writing an impractical research proposal that would be impossible to complete in the given time frame.

The project failed because of their impractical timeline and unrealistic expectations.

The government's impractical policies led to a deterioration of the healthcare system.

His father always accused him of being impractical for pursuing a career in art.

His ideas were interesting but ultimately impractical for the current market.

His impractical approach to gardening, using only rare and exotic plants, made it difficult to maintain his backyard.

Her partner was always daydreaming and coming up with impractical ideas, which drove her crazy.

She spent hours daydreaming and engaging in impractical pursuits rather than studying for her exams.

Her idea to swim across the ocean was impractical.

Wearing sandals in a snowstorm is impractical.

The plan to build a house without any construction materials is impractical.

Attempting to use a hammer to cut hair is an impractical idea.

Trying to cook a turkey without an oven is an impractical solution.

Planning a picnic in the rain is an impractical decision.

His idea to power a car with cheese was impractical.

Attempting to read a book in complete darkness is an impractical idea.

Trying to fit a square peg into a round hole is an impractical approach.

The proposal to eliminate all forms of currency and trade with goods and services only was considered impractical.

The proposal to build a ski resort in the middle of a desert was impractical.

The plan to move an entire city to a different location was impractical.

The suggestion to store nuclear waste in an underground chamber made of ice was impractical.

The decision to make a house entirely out of glass was deemed impractical.

The idea to use telepathy to communicate with animals was seen as impractical.

The suggestion to cure a headache by drilling a hole in the skull was an impractical idea.

The plan to replace all textbooks with holographic projections was viewed as impractical.

His idea to replace all gasoline-powered cars with solar-powered cars within a year was impractical.

The plan to reduce traffic congestion by having everyone drive on the left side of the road was impractical.

John's lack of experience made it impractical for him to lead the project.

His lack of culinary skills made it impractical for him to cook a gourmet meal.

Her fear of heights made the idea of climbing the mountain impractical.

It would be impractical for him to attempt a surgery without proper medical training.

She found the advanced mathematics problem to be impractical.

As a non-swimmer, the idea of trying to swim across the lake seemed impractical.

Jane found the advanced math problem impractical without having first studied the basics.

He had no knowledge of the language, so it was impractical to expect him to translate the text.

It was impractical for him to fix the car without the proper tools.

It's impractical for me to speak in a language I don't know.

It would be impractical for a non-musician to perform on stage in front of a live audience.

She had no training in first aid, so it was impractical for her to assist the injured person.

It's impractical for a new driver to navigate through an unfamiliar city without a map.

His lack of experience in carpentry made the project impractical.

I'm afraid it's impractical for me to paint the portrait without any prior experience.

As someone with no musical background, it was impractical for him to play a complicated musical instrument.

Due to her disability, it was impractical for her to play contact sports.

Without any coding knowledge, it's impractical to develop a software program from scratch.

It's impractical for someone who has never cooked to prepare a five-course meal.

Without proper training, it's impractical to expect a novice skier to handle the steepest slopes.

It's impractical to use a typewriter in a digital age.