1
These prohibitions of exportation were derived from the prerogative, and were very injudicious.
2
This epistle was, in many respects, a very injudicious composition.
3
A few strict persons considered this concession on the part of the Court very injudicious.
4
Remember that before playing an important match it is very injudicious to watch another game.
5
The counsel of the noble lord, no doubt, was well meant, but nevertheless very injudicious.
6
Marcia teases her by well-meant but very injudicious attention.
7
Like all the rest of Mrs. Martindale's selections of parties for matrimony, the present was a very injudicious one.
8
Katherine appeared daily more attached to her, and Lady Armine was quite of opinion that it is always very injudicious to interfere.
9
Dr Thorne was going to explain how very injudicious such an arrangement appeared to be; but Sir Roger would not listen to him.
10
It is very injudicious, not to say presumptuous, for a gentleman to make a proposal to a young lady on too brief an acquaintance.
11
'It was a very injudicious proceeding,' went on Miss Darrell smoothly.
12
"All the same, you are very injudicious," was the severe rejoinder.
