Sentence examples for thought unwise from inspiring English sources
As justice secretary he sold off the probation service, something even Margaret Thatcher might have thought unwise.
Is that any of your business?", or Carla Bruni – to whom Sally Bercow compares herself, a pursuit I'd have thought unwise for any woman – giving an interview about her polyamorous tendencies.
The Australian government had designated the role of the RAN to be primarily one of anti-submarine warfare, a posture which McNicoll thought unwise.
His reply was, "Would you want the Romans to have stayed on in Britain?" He threatened to resign unless he was allowed to release the leading Nyasaland activist Hastings Banda from prison, a move that Home and others thought unwise and liable to provoke distrust of Britain among the white minority in the federation.
Even though Fraser took office half a decade before the beginning of the Thatcher or Reagan neoliberal revolution, he was generally blamed by the right for failing to be wise – or, as some might think, unwise – before the event.
On Cuba and Iran, it has gone further still: it has imposed embargoes that Europeans and Canadians think unwise, then threatened to slap sanctions on those allies if they take advantage of American policy by grabbing deals or (in Cuba) using expropriated American property.Both single-issue activism and the casual treatment of allies can hurt America.
And we wouldn't want to pursue a good evaluation by doing our job in ways we think unwise or even harmful.
It thought Johnson "unwise to speak bluntly of Saudi Arabia" but also thought May "unwise... to respond in such a harsh way to her colleague's words".
Her doctor thought it unwise, the parish priest was startled, her parents were fearful, but none of them felt that such a request could be denied.
I have not had the operation yet, as my heart started playing up, and I thought it unwise to have an op until it functioned properly again.
And I thought it unwise to elevate public expectations by making the man out to be the devil incarnate and then leaving him in place".
