It shows the unwisdom of having issued the denial.

Experience has already demonstrated the unwisdom of having given currency to the phrase "self-determination."

Both newcomers had learned the unwisdom of abrupt methods of approaching this wealthy group.

We have noted in the foregoing chapter the unwisdom of planting misleading finger-posts; here we have only to deal with the particular case in which they seem to point to a definite and crucial scene.

So she left them; but could she have looked back two minutes afterwards she would have perceived the unwisdom of that act.

He had slept heavily, from the feel of his head, and he remembered the unwisdom of drinking four glasses of whisky and then changing irresponsibly to beer.

She heard his deep, drawly voice urging the unwisdom of sleeping with calked boots on, and Beaton's hiccupy response.

It was a longing to find security in the certainty of his self-control, a desire to drift, and let him be responsible, to let him control the irresponsibility within her, the unwisdom, the delicate audacity, latent, mischievous, that needed a reversal of the role of protector and protected to blossom deliciously into the coquetry that she had never dared.

I have written a good deal about the immorality, the unwisdom, the short-sightedness, the sinful wastefulness of a lie.