Sentence examples similar to unwise confidence from inspiring English sources
While it's unwise to project fake confidence when you know you won't perform well, being too modest likely won't serve you well either.
"This is unwise and undermines the confidence Muslims need to build in relation to Norwegian society," he said.
It's equally unwise to have total confidence in the strength of one's security and especially one's security devices.
If theory is strong enough, so that the procedural change can be trusted with confidence, then it is unwise to assume the pass rate change is because of the procedural change.
The opposition parties said that talk of resignation just weeks before Slovenia took over European Union presidency was irresponsible and unwise, but the Prime Minister called a vote of confidence for 19 November 2007.
In light of recent developments, failure to revisit the question would reflect a level of confidence in the present course that is unwarranted and unwise.
