Sentence examples for ill-considered ideas from inspiring English sources

A united front of senior officers could usually block ill-considered ideas like Churchill's enthusiasm for invading Norway.

Yet such tolerance is frequently abused by a production that juggles too many ill-considered ideas then treats the audience as an afterthought.

I stuck in vague, ill-considered ideas, e-mails I had printed out--you name it and it could be found there.

Nevertheless, choosing a national with a history of confrontation with the MIT community seems an ill-considered idea.

Nor will the Gulf states take kindly to Trump's suggestion that they fund safe zones in Syria — a risky and ill-considered idea whose purpose, other than to prevent an outflow of Syrian refugees, has not been established.

The instrument entered the world on a rush of national pride and good will, but now, some years on, after being fully co-opted and badly mismanaged by the government, they are mostly unloved — revealed as impractical and ill-considered, a half-baked idea that didn't quite shake out.

The Police Federation described Winsor's report as "deliberately offensive" and called on the home secretary to reject it as "ill-conceived, ill-considered and made up of previously-rejected ideas".

Still another noted that "However eager some of the participants were to serve as apologists for the government, the overall impression given was that the idea of Yale-NUS was pretty ill-considered, and now the best has to be made of it.

Perry, whose TV series All Man starts on Channel 4 next week, doesn't think our ideas about modern masculinity are so much ill-considered as unconsidered.

Few, if any, investors thought these moves were ill-considered.

Sink to the same level, as Republican contender Marco Rubio did with an ill-considered joke about the size of Trump's manhood, and you're colluding with the idea that trash talk is now normal.