Sentence examples for as ill-advised as from inspiring English sources

(The princess's taste in music was, it seems, as ill-advised as her taste in men).

Which is also why any jubilation on the part of the Conservatives is as ill-advised as it is premature.

The first challenge of the tournament arrived at 4-2 and it belonged to Fish – as ill-advised as was the loose, angled backhand that inspired it.

Competing professionally with an obsolete or even ordinary system is as ill-advised as playing professional basketball in the canvas shoes that were popular in the 1950s and 1960s, or competing in the PGA golf championship with wooden drivers.

The President's visit to Mexico may prove as ill-advised as his Honolulu meeting with Gen. Ky, because most Latin Americans regard Mexico as arbitrary overbearing & seldom to be trusted.

Cook's condition was inches away from costing him and England dear, as his reluctance or inability to dive for the crease when attempting a quick single with Jonathan Trott was as ill-advised as Bresnan's pull at Peter Siddle and would have been punished if Warner had hit the stumps from mid wicket.

Inaction, of course, can be as destructive as ill-advised action.

The President cannily framed his successor's stated policy preferences not only as ill-advised but as directly opposed to the health of American cohesion.

The current efforts to shore up the monetary union by integrating banking and fiscal measures, he added, were as ill-advised in an economically diverse bloc as trying to call a Czech pilsner a German beer.

"A shift to a Nation based on extra-constitutional authority is prohibited, as well as ill-advised". The ruling in Oregon follows a separate finding on Sept. 6 by a federal judge in New York, who struck down provisions allowing the FBI to obtain e-mail and telephone data from private companies without a court-issued warrant.

Still, wearing one's gray hair long is viewed in some quarters as ill-advised.