Sentence examples for prudence to the wind from inspiring English sources

Trump's outburst marked yet another sign of the growing divisions between the candidate and the rest of his party, and the candidate's willingness to throw political prudence to the wind to attack any dissenter.

Some cautious individuals and subgroups like to believe that they never make a move without preanalyzing it; others enjoy throwing prudence to the winds.

Throwing prudence to the winds, a rosy-looking Gordon Brown yesterday delivered a pre-budget report predicated on his belief that everything is looking rosy for the British economy.

Yet the president is taking prudence to the point of paralysis.

And this aspect of prudence connects both conscience and prudence to the problem of weakness of will.

You have done your part by practicing prudence to the best of your abilities.

Publishers' advances entered a never-never land in which commercial prudence was thrown to the winds.

In the feeding frenzy that followed, publishers' advances entered a never-never land in which commercial prudence was thrown to the winds.

A slight angle to the wind.

She has her finger to the wind.

That's throwing caution to the wind.