Sentence examples for unwise love from inspiring English sources

And the mother's palpably warm, if unwise, love of her son grows out of a fear that haunts you long after the play ends.

Another persona was "the Hostess", so generous and talkative to the lefty and literary flotsam who crammed into her London flats, when inside she would be crushed from some unwise love affair or other, or just wanting to be alone.

People do grow apart even when they enroll at the same college, so choosing a college based on young love may be unwise.

What begins on "Downton" as a new liberty to follow your heart, to dare love that others find unwise, has culminated in "Girls" in romantic pursuits that are dully mercenary and often unwise.

I was twenty-three, and thinking of getting married; to me, it was obvious that the novel was about love, good and bad, wise and unwise.

Vajiravudh's long overseas education isolated him from the life of his people; moreover, his uncritical love of English traditions led to such unwise actions as the founding of a royal paramilitary force under his direct command, the Wild Tiger Corps, outside the regular armed forces.

PAGE E3 FOR LOVE OF MAN'S BEST FRIEND It was unwise to harass the old man who was minding his own business fishing, but it was stupid to shoot his dog.

In Anna's case, she may have been hemmed in on all sides: driven, in her soul, to love Vronsky, while living in a world that made acting on that love unwise and unendurable.

Brangäne knows this would be unwise, but when she laments having switched the potions, Isolde tells her the power of love rules all destiny.

The main dangers for Lucent are of an unwise acquisition or the sacrifice of vital "time-to-market", because it is too much in love with its own technology.

It should be obvious, of course, how unwise it is to add emotion to handwork, how every needle thrust and stitch signifies a debt in labor and love that cannot be repaid.