unrealistic造句
121. I also mention the unrealistic coloured lighting with greens appearing from nowhere.
122. It would seem far from being unrealistic, Socrates engages what we might call maybe a kind of Socratic realism.
123. Religion is very important to many Americans as part of civic culture, and to pretend that government is completely uninvolved is quite unrealistic.
124. While such cuts were believed to be unrealistic even in the new treaty, the first clear acceptance of that at the UN talks by the US is being seen as significant.
125. Most of us have formed an unrealistic picture of life on a desert island.
126. Pressure for men to be tall is on a level with the "thin is beautiful" mantra. And, people are going to drastic lengths to conform to unrealistic standards.
127. In fact, the rules were as unrealistic as they were archaic.
128. Any unrealistic objective is not worth pursuing sedulously since it is doomed to a futile project.
129. We expect to have a more affluent life-style, we are driven by unrealistic ideas of what we need ("I need the latest ipod!!"), and we have unrealistic ideas about relationships and appearance.
130. History of religion refers to the theory of history on the unrealistic existence of social and historical imagination as well as the virtual and reverential history.
131. He found he couldn't string along with their unrealistic notions.
132. British American Tobacco Australia (BATA) argues that instead of the unrealistic timeframe, manufacturers and retailers should instead be given until 2014 to make the change.
133. Tony Haywood, the company's CEO, vows to clean up "every last drop" of oil that reaches land, which is a bit unrealistic.
134. But your father stands in the way because of certain unrealistic scruples.
135. It will not eliminate the need to trim back unrealistic promises to pensioners; no rich country can simply grow its way out of looming pension and health-care commitments.
136. The proposed rules may be unrealistic as well as onerous.
137. Utopia is generally conceived to be an unrealisable, impractical and purely imaginary state,[Sentence dictionary] such as unrealistic political and social theories. But Tillich advances a new view.
138. He found he couldn't string along with all their unrealistic notions.
139. This is an unrealistic dream for a young boy like you.
140. As adolescents, we may be unrealistic and unsophisticated, even prone to commit good-humored mistakes, but such shortcomings should only be compared to the ellipses of the moon.
141. Their problems are often a result of an unawareness of appropriate social behavior, an unawareness of how they come across to others, or unrealistic expectations of others.
142. If they go too far toward hopefulness , we can become nave and unrealistic.
143. And an unrealistic goal like inventing a perpetual motion machine is absolutely meaningless.
144. It is unrealistic to presuppose a sophisticated knowledge of harmony and counterpoint beginningstudent.
145. You may find that your budget is unrealistic or you may need to transfer money between categories. Take the time towards the end of the month to adjust next month's budget so that will work for you.
146. The average response time is usually chosen because often, if the goal is unachievable and unrealistic, the zWLM function discards any attempt to achieve it.
147. It's time to lower our geopolitical sights and end America's unrealistic crusade.
148. Yes, our modern social fabric is thin, and the permissiveness of society has created unrealistic expectations and thrown the family in disorder.
149. In some countries the general population regards the legal age limits as too strict and unrealistic.
150. Of course, due to the complicatedness of the issue, it is unrealistic for us to expect a solution through one or two rounds of talks.
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