Sentence examples for was very unwise from inspiring English sources

And it was very unwise to have those advocating a "no" vote arrested.

"I was warned off by my lecturer, who told me I was very unwise to be seen going off in the lunch hour in the librarian's car," he said.

Khrushchev used the opportunity of a face-to-face meeting to warn Kennedy that his country could not be intimidated and that it was "very unwise" for the United States to surround the Soviet Union with military bases.

Clearly there is reason to believe it was very unwise.

And this proposal is very unwise.

These actions are very unwise, too.

"It would be very unwise to attempt to spirit the rascasses out of their tank.

This is a pattern of global change that it would be very unwise to ignore.

"It would be very unwise for me at this point to say anything," she said.

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

'I think it would be very unwise to speculate,' Stapeley said.