Sentence examples similar to pretty ill-advised from inspiring English sources

It's presented by Dominic Cooper, who looks pretty albeit with an ill-advised amount of stubble, and who congratulates Nesbitt on his work this evening.

"It's pretty clear. . . that amendment is so ill-advised and so unfair," Reid said Tuesday.

And by pretty amazing I mean that despite my ill-advised actions, risky behavior, and willful ignorance, I have somehow managed to make it out without any visible scars.

Because whatever happens in this bubbling tie-dye revival, going too 90s acid raver is probably ill-advised; Leto's styling is pretty niche.

They have the autonomy to tell me what they desire done with their body and I am pretty much limited to their wishes no matter how ill-advised they seem.

Since cost-benefit authentication is utterly ill-advised if not impossible, basically the prettier it is, or is perceived to be, the pricier it is.

But I find pretty plausible his explanation of that and, to his credit, he himself conceded that his "phraseology was ill-advised and inappropriate".

And that's been pretty much it, except for a 2011 interview with The New Yorker in which he made some ill-advised, unflattering remarks about several of his top players.

And the bit bit is that it's a song pretty much designed to be heard in a tacky high street club after nine glasses of wine and a very ill-advised shot.

Others were blatantly ill-advised.

Both leaders are ill-advised.