Sentence examples for ill chosen from inspiring English sources

The venue was ill chosen.

It wasn't that the work was uniquely bad or ill chosen.

The Conservative-fancying rival hashtag "Cameronettes" was definitely not a desperate spin tactic dreamed up by a 20-year-old spad, but it seemed ill chosen anyway.

One of the members told me that the words were ill chosen and unlikely to motivate workers in the way I was hoping.

Confidence embodied so that I am less likely to be knocked on my butt by someone's ill chosen words.

During the campaign Mr Dumont was plagued by the ill-chosen remarks of ill-chosen candidates.

The words were ill-chosen, he knew that.

The projects may be ill-chosen, or overlapping.

Seemingly everyone agrees, though, that Duarte is an ill-chosen target.

It's easy to overreact to an ill-chosen present, of course.

Among liberals, the essay was instantly notorious, thanks mainly to that mischievous and ill-chosen nickname.