Sentence examples for As unwise from inspiring English sources

As unwise as that would seem, Collette's tough-talking mystery woman turns out to be just the person the girls need.

As unwise as some of his responses may have been in the second mock interview, Reed reveals that he's actually been asked "half those questions" while interviewing real candidates.

They are now in danger of being entirely discarded, which would be almost as unwise.

Using the spare president in the ordinary course of business is as unwise as driving on one's spare tire.

Scowcroft had been listening to the President as he spoke to the press, and the comment immediately struck him as unwise.

Promising that something is going to be scandalous is usually as unwise as promising someone good sex: anticipation leads to disappointment.

To idolise big firms would be as unwise as to idolise small ones.It's what you do with it that countsRather than focusing on size, policymakers should look at growth.

One senior administration official said that it was important to move quickly, before "some more extreme measures in Congress" gathered a head of steam, including proposals to revamp the intelligence community that Mr. Bush views as unwise.

But should the ABC take his advice considering McLennan has spent much of his time at the helm trailing in fourth position in the ratings, beating only SBS? Hamish McLennan's foray into advising the ABC was almost as unwise as something his public relations guy Neil Shoebridge did last week.

Coale warns that calling iron fertilization a failed strategy on the basis of an experiment in low-silicon waters is just as unwise as declaring the technique a home run after a successful experiment would have been.

But the information was so vague and so overwhelming that I left just as unwise as I had entered.