Sentence examples for too unwise from inspiring English sources
I wanted to thank you for knowing what was best when my mind was too naïve and too unwise to know myself.
(Gatsby, Nick concludes, made the mistake of "living too long with a single dream"; this makes him admirable, but also unwise, even delusional).
These actions are very unwise, too.
I also think that it's too early and unwise to entirely discount structural factors at this point.In his response to the Brookings paper, economist Larry Katz noted that sectoral or skills mismatch might be more of a problem than industry outflow rates indicate.
Duplicating wiring inside would be unwise, too: space in Apple products is of the highest value, and having to double the wiring for power and syncing is wasteful.
It's certainly India's prerogative to set security above privacy, as indeed we in the US have to some extent, but as a country so reliant on importing tech business, pursuing this course too far is unwise.
This can and does, as you might expect, lead to some bad basketball missed jumpers and assignments both, and unwise, too-determined, terrified-cum-optimistic teenage decision-making.
Besides, it would be unwise to be too starry-eyed about China's economy.
But he too often engaged in unwise spokesman behavior, which is to say he shaded the truth, and more than once.
White House officials said they decided that it was too risky, and politically unwise, to allow Mr. Bush to land in a city where guns are everywhere and a warm welcome from Iraqis was far from assured.
