Sentence examples for somewhat ill-advised from inspiring English sources
He had just missed the rim completely on a heavily contested, somewhat ill-advised layup and given the Miami Heat a chance to tie the game with less than one minute left to play.
Fiennes does seem to know her stuff with the upper classes though, and does deserve credit for her cinematic ambition (even if names like Robert Altman and PT Anderson were offered as somewhat ill-advised comparisons in advance of the screening).
Readers of this blog know that I take a somewhat ill-advised interest in the literature of the undead, but when someone dropped the galley of "The Vampire Archives: the Most Complete Volume of Vampire Tales Ever Published," edited by Otto Penzler, on my desk last week, nearly causing it to collapse, I realized something about my relationship with bloodsuckers: it's all dried up.
His star might be somewhat dimmer now, thanks to some ill-advised decisions, but he's set to shoot back to the top thanks to a role in DC's latest, Suicide Squad.
The case of the Portuguese-language school texts in East Timor poses a somewhat different but still challenging question: when to resist a government's policies if these seem ill-advised.
Somewhat improbably his next commitment is playing Herod in Andrew Lloyd Webber's new version of Jesus Christ Superstar, and there will inevitably be further ill-advised forays into television presenting.
Others were blatantly ill-advised.
Both leaders are ill-advised.
Or anyone who wears ill-advised spandex?
