Sentence examples for felt imprudent from inspiring English sources

When one friend asked if I wanted to join her and her boyfriend whom I'd never met some time, I told her I was game, but mostly because it felt imprudent to say otherwise.

It had felt greedy, excessive, imprudent.

But it so fell out,of a daughter and the poor lady received much comfort from the sight heard that Perdita was his daughter, the great sorrow that he felt Hero was an imprudent lady, and that she talked with men from her this manner this strange event came to pass.

Asked about the role of super PACs in the election, Gary Johnson, the former New Mexico governor, said he disliked them, but he had accepted the support of one anyway; he said felt it would be "imprudent not to accept that money".

Indeed with Bangladesh declared a "Next Eleven" nation by economist Jim O'Neill and Goldman Sachs, Henry Kissinger (who as President Nixon's Secretary of State, was one of the key architects of U.S. support to West Pakistan) must surely feel a bit imprudent for reacting to Bangladesh's independence by immediately condemning the nation as a "basket case".

As I listened to the Irish tapes, what stood out the most was the sheer arrogance of bankers who felt no shame that their imprudent lending had created a crisis.

And they increasingly felt that any kind of finished place was financially imprudent.

It is very commonly charged with being (either typically or universally) unreasonable, irrational, imprudent, vicious, or wrong to feel.

They feel that the Supreme Court has made a mockery of marriage by allowing us to marry and if we minimize the sanctity of it by being imprudent in our decision-making and the way in which we manage our relationships we will prove them right.

However, we find that it is imprudent to make such an assignment.

On the other hand you are singularly imprudent and you have a defective sense of honour.