Sentence examples for ill-timed statement from inspiring English sources

But the trial was nearly jeopardised by the prime minister's ill-timed statement.

Having decided to accuse the administration of appeasement in an ill-timed statement on Tuesday night, Romney held a hurried press conference on Wednesday after cancelling a campaign appearance.

If anything, he made a stronger case that the warning was ill-timed and reiterated his statement.

In 1949 black singer/activist Paul Robeson made an ill-timed and much distorted statement that blacks were sympathetic to the Soviet Union.

Sri Lanka's special envoy on human rights, Mahinda Samarasinghe, condemned the resolution in a statement as "misconceived, unwarranted and ill-timed," and potentially harmful.

Both the Indian and Pakistani press chastised Mr. Pillai's ill-timed public divulgence, though it doesn't diminish the veracity of his statement in any way.

For years, I accepted ill-timed tech use as a sign of the times.

This time, even some IRA activists are portraying Ellis' gesture as ill-advised, ill-timed and against their wishes.

It was certainly ill-timed.

They were ill-timed injuries.

Yes, but perhaps ill-timed.