That would be unwise for a man who lacks Kim Il Sung's popularity as a national "liberator".
"Fear," Russell writes, "makes man unwise in the three great departments of human conduct: his dealings with nature, his dealings with other men, and his dealings with himself".
In the same way that it would be inadvisable for a congressman with no background in medicine to take on Yoho's former job as a veterinarian, it would also be unwise for a man with only veterinary experience to make a dangerous jump into politics.
"There are all these very bright, talented women who get tripped up by unwise choices in men," said Anne Kenyon of Chappaqua.
A virtual unknown two years ago, Mr. Malema, 29, is a young man seemingly unwise beyond his years.
Rich, famous, happily married, blessed with four handsome children who adored him, Styron would seem to have achieved something like perfection in both his life and his art — but as we know from Oedipus, it is unwise to call any man fortunate before he is dead.
West Indians believe it is unwise for their young men to linger in the Oxford Circus area of London.
Instead, the Army is operating with anything-goes policies that are unwise for women and men alike.
Apart from qoosaa-taapaa, Borana women use folk songs to indirectly express their feelings about men's injustices or to react to unwise decision taken by the men-folk.
But it seems unwise to rely on the man rather than the system.If the Fed were constrained by an inflation target, or by a target for growth in nominal GDP (which is similar and in some ways better), it might well have cut rates last week anyway.
