Sentence examples for unwise word from inspiring English sources

This narrator cannot miss any embarrassing gesture or unwise word.

As Martin Wolf noted in the Financial Times : "Unwise words have consequences".

This is a place where unwise words could get your teeth kicked in.

If his unwise words become self-fulfilling, the responsibility will be the governor's and the governor's alone," said Lamont.

I think they're very unwise words from this chap; I don't know if he's just a headline hunter.

He was caught saying that Chuck Grassley, Iowa's other senator, is just "a farmer from Iowa who never went to law school"—unwise words in a state of endless corn fields and bright red barns.

They had their impact on the real world in which the government had to act, and unwise words and statements could knock £200m off the reserves in a minute or add 20p to prices in the shopping bag.

This vicious cycle of patronage and corruption lies at the root of Turkey's financial ills.No wonder that other ministers in the three-party coalition led by Bulent Ecevit, the leftish veteran whose unwise words set off the crisis in February, are feeling twitchy.

Although she was an atheist, she had found a "soul-mate" in Pope Benedict XVI, and would have revelled in his unwise words about Islam.For her, the enemy was always essentially the same: "fascism", whether in the shape of Mussolini's black-shirts or Islamist suicide-bombers.

The Bible we both revere has a lot to say about the danger of unwise words... how much more important in an age of Youtube.

The way it's being reported suggests not and anyway, the speech will now get zero coverage as the pundits ponder the prime minister's unwise choice of words in a radio interview.