Unrealizable [adjective]

The inventor himself, a young London electrician, declared it to be unrealizable.

It seemed so real, and yet so unrealizable, that he should be here with her.

It may be unrealizable, but for that very reason it must be also ideal.

Under these circumstances it was unrealizable that there should be any incongruity in the whole affair.

In the midst of an artistic life there arises again and again the yearning for real life, which remains an unrealizable ideal.

Unrealizable ideals are chimeras pursued into futurity, while a world that should be human and happy waits in vice and misery.

They are giving themselves up to the enjoyment of a coolness which, an hour ago, appeared like an unrealizable dream.

Little Jacob sat in his tub looking at the kind, strange lady, and feeling himself in a state of unrealizable bliss.

That would remain, the uncompleted monument of his good intentions, the substance of an unrealizable, impractical dream.

In accordance with my ideal desires, she comes very nearly to realize my unrealizable dream.