Sentence examples similar to ill-advised judgments from inspiring English sources
The issue is not whether President Obama is stubborn enough to stick to an earlier ill-advised judgment that the United States could and should do whatever might be necessary to "win" the war in Afghanistan.
It was definitely an ill-advised judgment".
Ricky Ponting and the thinktank must have misread conditions although it is usually ill-advised to make judgments until events have unfolded further and Ponting's instincts, which belie his Punter nickname, are almost always to bat first whatever.
"Therefore, the King of Navarre, however good and clever the advice he may have, is, in my judgment, ill-advised when he does not recognize Monseigneur the Cardinal of Bourbon as king".
However, you would be ill-advised to pass quick judgment.
Nor can it be categorically argued that Brown did nothing wrong (just as many of Swartz's most ardent defenders acknowledged about him): that YouTube video, made when he was admittedly struggling with impaired judgment, was certainly ill-advised.
I hope they don't and take the hint: Mr. Lieberman's acquittal was merely their latest defeat in a series of ill-advised, high-profile cases that raise questions about their judgment in pursuing politicians supposedly gone bad.
Not all of her judgment calls are right, mind you; Thompson added her name to the ill-advised petition in support of Roman Polanski some years ago.
Others were blatantly ill-advised.
Both leaders are ill-advised.
