Sentence examples for it is unwise to judge from inspiring English sources

It was an unusual offer that seemed to capture how important the issue has become to him: in the past, Mr. Bloomberg has resisted building endorsements around a single issue, arguing that it is unwise to judge candidates on any one vote, rather than their entire record in office.

Ms. Steele and all three sparring authors agreed that it was unwise to judge Chanel's wartime behavior without putting it in context.

It may be unwise to judge a book by its cover, but if we can do so by title those such as Where Love Is, God Is, Evil Allures, but Good Endures, and A Spark Neglected Burns the House might rightly dampen expectations.

It may be unwise to judge the film before its release, but whereas Slumdog Millionaire packaged eastern poverty for western consumption, Indian Summer will focus on the relationship between a British vicereine and an aristocratic Indian man: a nostalgic look at the exotic east.

True, it would be unwise to judge him by the friends he keeps – the former Chelsea and Spurs midfielder remains close to Dennis Wise – but monitoring Poyet's progress at the hitherto struggling League One side Brighton promises to prove fascinating.

But with tight votes it is unwise to make predictions.

When you're diseased, it is unwise to abuse the shaman.

But history suggests that it is unwise to bet on a 12-year economic expansion.

If you are a star stuck in traffic, it is unwise to advertise the fact.

And history shows it is unwise to rely too much on Carlos Zambrano.

Fischer's successful campaign against Grenell, however, suggests that it is unwise to underestimate him.