Sentence examples for unwise ideas from inspiring English sources

Peter Maniscalco's Opinion piece, "Same Old Unwise Ideas on Energy" [July 15], is an interesting collection of opinions and fables.

Peter Maniscalco's opinion essay, "Same Old Unwise Ideas on Energy" [July 15] is an interesting collection of opinions and fables.

For one thing, Mr. Keen says, "history has proven that the crowd is not often very wise," embracing unwise ideas like "slavery, infanticide, George W. Bush's war in Iraq, Britney Spears".

I cannot think of a more dangerous and unwise idea than to let airline pilots carry handguns in the cockpit.

That does not mean the chopping must start next year with a vengeance an unwise idea for an economy that has taken such a tumble and even more unwise without consulting other countries similarly disposed to start fiscal consolidations that, collectively, could threaten the world's fragile recovery.

Frightening our leaders into submission is an unwise idea.

Deploying dogs was an unwise idea, the report judged, as was firing tear gas without warning on protesters who had nowhere to go.

"He's got to do something for them other than to simply say, 'Oh, I talked to the president-elect and told him it would be an unwise idea,'" Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill)., one of the House's most strident advocates for immigration reform, told HuffPost last month.

Attempting maintenance on your washing machine while it's "on" is always an unwise idea.

Which makes it strange that some people now regard the idea as unwise.

This may well appear at first to be an unwise, and possibly disrespectful, idea.