Sentence examples for deeply unwise from inspiring English sources
Burns said he found Steinmeier's comments "deeply unwise, objectionable and completely wrong".
But it described the decision not to invite the former prime ministers as "a shabby, divisive and deeply unwise step for the monarchy".
****In Charlotte, North Carolina and in university towns in rural parts of Indiana and Texas—fundamentalists staged protests to stop subsequent local productions, a move that Kushner referred to in The Nation as "unconstitutional, undemocratic and deeply unwise".
Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said in a statement: "This is a serious warning for the home secretary from one of Britain's top police officers which she would be deeply unwise not to heed".
This is not only unfair but also deeply unwise.
Advocates for stronger gun laws would be unwise to diminish the deeply felt sense of history, culture, and liberty that for so many years has motivated millions to send thirty dollars a year to the N.R.A., call a member of Congress, hold a sign at a rally, or run for office.
Others can more easily stand up to unjust or unwise authority, but hide mistakes from people whom we deeply respect.
While Cameron indulged in a lot of unwise attacks on the HRA, he knows that Nick Clegg and Huhne are deeply committed to it.
