Sentence examples for unwise attitudes from inspiring English sources
Malicious pleasure and naive optimism are unwise attitudes toward the massive blackouts in India.
It's an unwise attitude".
A wait-and-see attitude is unwise, given the high stakes.
It turns out, says Rinaudo, that what he and others had thought of as a great battle against the encroaching Sahara was in fact a mirage; it was not the desert to the north that was the enemy it was a combination of attitudes, customs and unwise government policies that were degrading the land.
For families where the children are older it may be difficult or unwise to try and change attitudes.
Tells about the outlook for the ratification of the North Atlantic Pact...it would be unwise to predict that the current Congressional attitude wil last into the approaching summer.
It is usually unwise to make too many predictions about HMRC's attitude, but current indications suggest it will hold its hard line.
While recent research conducted in Western countries suggest positive community attitudes towards mH interventions [ 39], it would be unwise to assume that the same would hold true in diverse settings worldwide, especially given the arguably greater prevalence of stigma and lack of knowledge regarding mental health in poorer countries.
So for you two, and other yoga practitioners and teachers, it is unwise to adopt the "try it and let's see" attitude about headstand or handstand with glaucoma because by the time you're comfortable in the pose, it may be too late.
Given the enormous influence that everyday factual information has over what reactive attitudes people have and whether they even have them, it seems unwise to treat them as accurate barometers of moral responsibility.
