Sentence examples for so unwise from inspiring English sources

So unwise, in fact, that the campaign attempted to argue that it was meant as a joke.

We are so unwise that we wander about in times that are not ours and blindly flee the only one that is.

No rarity, it's true, but this one was so unwise as to combine chairmanship of a thing called the British Overseas Trade Board with telling the then European Management Forum in Davos that Finland was behind the iron curtain.

If Ian Birrell were to be so unwise as to have his vision "clouded by misty-eyed nostalgia for lovely old trains", he may reflect on the Metroland so beloved by John Betjeman.

This was an astonishing turn of events; any cleric who had been so unwise as to challenge Wyszynski would have soon found himself relegated to a remote country parish.

Neither it nor its successor -- if the Bush administration is so unwise to replace one unelected body with another -- is going to rally the citizenry to take on the Sunni insurgents.

Given how prolonged some of these conversations have to be, many people argue that the key problem has been the financial incentives: we pay doctors to give chemotherapy and to do surgery, but not to take the time required to sort out when doing so is unwise.

So the unwise person has a faulty conception of what is good for him.

He said he now believed that doing so had been unwise.

Fabre holds the record for Arc victories with seven, so it is unwise to underestimate anything he sends out.

"Sometimes they miss, so it's unwise to go too near the edge when they're shooting".