Sentence examples for unwise remarks from inspiring English sources

On Prince Andrew's comments Rifkind said they were "very unwise remarks to make".

In the past few days she has made unwise remarks about a dead guru giving her "divine premonition" of a new job.

Speaking on the Today programme he also described Prince Andrew's rude comments about journalists, the French and fraud investigators as "very unwise remarks to make".

Any delay risks creating new room for speculators to try to attack the currency, and for locals to panic and turn more lats into euros (after some unwise remarks by the finance minister about a possible devaluation, the central bank lost more than €100m in reserves in a single day).

The Atlanta Journal reported at the time that Turner's lynching was incited by her "unwise remarks… about the hanging of her husband".

While touting his new novel about the terrors of the coal industry to the Telegraph last week, bestselling writer John Grisham offered up some unwise remarks about American pedophiles being locked up.

It may just be that we make an unwise remark about the boss.

It also made him very rich: Strauss once bragged that the royalties from Salome alone enabled him to build the villa at Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Bavaria where he lived until his death in 1949 - an unwise remark that opened him to the charge of opportunism, which has dogged his reputation ever since.

And he criticized doctors whose own discomfort with death led them to avoid dying patients and to make "unwise or inappropriate remarks, especially those that hurt your hope".

I would argue that Mr. Perry's remarks were nevertheless unwise.

"I think it is extremely unwise for officials to make remarks of this kind on sensitive issues of national importance," he told The Independent.