After possession of this wisdom, he should be imprudent in using it. He should not use it to make fortune and fame.
Mr Brown has been criticised for his“ Stalinist” approach to government and much else besides, including an imprudent public-spending spree and the damage he has done to the pension system.
I am afraid he has been very imprudent, and has deserved to lose Mr. Darcy's regard.
Some conclude that prices have been pumped up by imprudent bank lending and that the market is at risk of crashing.
But hold on energy supplies imprudent optimism, no good at all.
Surface: Charles has been imprudent sir to be sure; but I hope no busy people have already prejudiced Sir Oliver against him-He may reform.
It was rather imprudent of the little girl to interrupt our conversation like that.
Capitalism, we should have remembered, involves at once prudent regulation and the imprudent transgression of old rules, the sharing of risks and the audacity to risk more successfully than others.
His conduct, on the unhappy occasion of Wilson's execution, was capable of being attributed to an imprudent excess of zeal in the execution of his duty.
Whilst people may blame these Asian economies for borrowing excessively and imprudently - and absolutely, they were imprudent and they were borrowing excessively - one also has to wonder why such loans ever took place in the first place.
She had been the lovely Regina Dallas, a penniless beauty introduced to New York society by her cousin, the imprudent Medora Manson.
My father and mother knew nothing of that, they only felt how imprudent a match it must be.
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