| In a cloud of heavy vanilla-based perfume and a click of impractically high heels, she was gone. |
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| I approached my education, even my graduate and postgraduate education, rather impractically. |
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| But some of the play's final answers seem to me improbably and impractically noble. |
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| In the context of a war game, such numbers would otherwise be impractically large. |
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| To check the passes a turnstile would be the most impractically device you can consider for this type of activity. |
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| They are excellent glasses, but very expensive and impractically large. |
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| The dream of an exurban McMansion and an impractically large automobile is crumbling before our eyes. |
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| That may make monitoring and enforcement impractically costly. Rights-based fisheries are not the only answer to overfishing. |
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| Dr Quinn agreed in principle, but said that such a combined committee might be impractically large. |
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| My body is impractically long, and I wear size 13 clown boots. |
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