Sentence examples for was unwise enough from inspiring English sources

One day, two years after he landed in New York, he fell into conversation in a bookstore with a young man who, in the course of their talk, was unwise enough to disparage Italian literature.

More than can be said for his nemesis Gillian McKeith "PhD", whose official Twitter account hastily deleted a swathe of tweets last time she (and/or her PR rep) was unwise enough to question Goldacre's integrity.

Special adviser Jo Hindley was unwise enough to tell a reporter from the Daily Telegraph, shortly before it broke the expenses story: "Maria has obviously been having quite a lot of editors' meetings around Leveson at the moment.

And though only Mr Valáry Giscard d'Estaing, as president of France, was unwise enough to hint at a personal league table of economists in nominating his prime minister Mr Raymond Barre as "le meilleur economiste de France", Schumpeter in his prime was undoubtedly there or thereabouts.

There are some fine, sincere people in its ranks, but there are also enough anti-abortion zealots, would-be censors, homophobes, bigots and latter-day Elmer Gantrys to discredit any party that is unwise enough to embrace such a group".

If a rat, bored with jumping, were unwise enough to reach up and touch the live part of the 600-volt third rail while keeping its other paws on the ground, it would be toast.

The definition, provided by the novel's narrator, colloquially continues, "If you were unwise enough to dismantle your cellphone, you would find an essential speck of it among the debris.

Even if investors and regulators are unwise enough to doubt the significance of the carbon bubble, they should really think twice about the wisdom of backing Shell's venture into the Alaskan Arctic.

There are some fine, sincere people in its ranks, but there are also enough anti-abortion zealots, would-be censors, homophobes, bigots and latter-day Elmer Gantry's to discredit any party that is unwise enough to embrace such a group".

However, if you're unwise enough to open a sports apparel emporium in Brixton, you're simply asking for trouble – and now that Footlocker has taken its business elsewhere, I doubt we'll see any more extreme shoplifting in the High Street.

Women who work in front of a television camera and are unwise enough to pass their 40th birthdays are losing their jobs all the time, but one look at Almodóvar's film should convince any sensible person that newsreaders in their 40s are not slightly too old, but much too young.