Sentence examples for unwise of from inspiring English sources

"Unwise of me to start a family, wasn't it?" the girl's father said.

"It would be unwise of the police to come down hard," he said.

Some political strategists think it would be unwise of Mr. Christie to commit himself before November.

It would be unwise of the defector to disregard any such warning.In this section Justice for all?

It'd be unwise of me to just jump onto campus without at least getting to know the college face to face.

Mr Galloway has also personally threatened critics with legal action on Twitter, writing to one last week: "Most unwise of you to be writing these things.

In 2008 Mr Harper fell just 12 seats short of a majority in the 308-seat House of Commons, mainly because of his unwise criticism of funding for arts groups, which caused a backlash in Quebec.

I would prefer it if he acknowledges that the problems in Syria and Iran have been the direct result of our unwise invasion of Iraq.

He makes the possibly unwise choice of "A Change of Sky," a portentous song by Philip Springer.

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.

It's true that many of Machen's stories are about unwise explorations of a world beyond the one that's revealed to the senses.