1
The trade strongly objected to the restriction, as impolitic, vexatious, and impracticable.
2
Macchiavelli censures the Signory's conduct of this affair as impolitic.
3
But I have said that denunciations against dramsellers and dram-drinkers are unjust, as well as impolitic.
4
They, therefore, denounced the treatment of Boadicea as not only brutal but as impolitic in the extreme.
5
It would be as impolitic as unjust, when discussing the question with them, to deny that some such resemblance prevails.
6
His first expressed intention had been to go indoors with her, but this he abandoned as impolitic in the highest degree.
7
Both laws were evident violations of natural liberty, and therefore unjust; and they were both, too, as impolitic as they were unjust.
8
The exacting of usury has always been more or less practiced, and there has always been a contention against it as impolitic and wrong.
9
Hamilton regarded such legislation as impolitic, and, on hearing of the sedition bill, he wrote a protesting letter, saying, Let us not establish tyranny.