Sentence examples for unwise to think from inspiring English sources

And yet, it would be unwise to think of Fluxus as a completely esoteric undertaking.

"It would be unwise to think that the outcome is determined," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

It is unwise to think that history means nothing in tennis.

"It would be unwise to think that the outcome is determined," he said.

Ms. Fleming was indeed unwise to think that the occasion to perform her first Violetta was a high-visibility new production at the Met.

"But they are quite unwise to think they know better about how to organise and spend universities' money than universities do.

It is unwise in boxing to think about fairy tales, but in 1986 one did actually take place in Atlantic City when Lloyd Honeyghan stopped Donald Curry to win the unified welterweight world title.

The Georgia Supreme Court voted four to three to reinstate Hill's death sentence, and at the end of last year, the U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta ruled seven to four to uphold that death sentence even though the majority seemed to think it "unwise".

I think it's unwise to even consider eliminating the Waterfront Commission without affording this crew an opportunity to show what they can do".

It thought Johnson "unwise to speak bluntly of Saudi Arabia" but also thought May "unwise... to respond in such a harsh way to her colleague's words".

She pointed out that when interviewing potential jurors in implant cases, it would be unwise to impanel people who thought that anyone who got implants deserved to suffer for having unnecessary cosmetic surgery.