1
There is nothing so imprudent or so improvident as over-prudence or over-providence.
2
He promised himself never to be so imprudent in the future.
3
They are not so imprudent as to let us bury ourselves in sleep.
4
But then we had been so imprudent as to broach the subject ourselves.
5
None of these was so imprudent as uselessly to involve himself.
6
People who want to keep their secrets ought not to be so imprudent.
7
Donald did think so , but he was not so imprudent as to say it.
8
He was so imprudent to show the manuscript to Lebius.
9
Don't be so imprudent again, but never mind now.
10
How could I be so imprudent? said Mrs. Crawford, clasping her hands, and counterfeiting distress.
11
There are none so imprudent as the sly.
12
I am sorry I have been so imprudent.
13
He is so courageous, so imprudent, if once he thinks he can be of any service.
14
Violet Effingham, little as she knew of politics, would never have asked a question so imprudent.
15
How could you have been so imprudent, Edmee?
16
Therefore it is improbable that he would be so imprudent, to-day, as to show himself in public.
