Sentence examples for maybe ill-advised from inspiring English sources

There's an argument to be made that Flynn's Russian contacts were controversial and maybe ill-advised but not criminal except under an obscure, never-used statute called the Logan Act.

Though perhaps ill-advised, I was simply blindly approving anyone.

And that's why Gundotra's tweet, while awesome, is perhaps ill-advised.

They were tough, contested shots, and maybe ill advised.

Maybe it was ill-advised.

If they make a joke about it, understand that they're just trying to make you feel better, maybe in an ill-advised way, but no harm intended.

It was women with no pubic hair, maybe one or two ill-advised tattoos, fairly similar voices, varying degrees of success with their breast augmentations.

Perhaps that sounds ill-advised.

"It was possibly a little unwise, ill-advised," he adds.

Maybe the saddest event is one woman's decision to have an ill-advised extramarital affair, but it's just another lesson in scarcity.

She plays a sun-worshipping housewife who has made an ill-advised wartime marriage to a much older man, but maybe the new mechanic (a grease-smeared sex monkey played by John Garfield), can fix things?