imprudence

I said this in order to cover my previous imprudence.

Lord, child, how came you to commit such an imprudence?

At the slightest imprudence, I ran the risk of going back to prison for six years.

This may sometimes perhaps be done without any imprudence.

I hope no one was made to suffer for what may have been my imprudence."

One day he had the imprudence to recall himself to the memory of the cardinal.

"First we will teach you the imprudence of attempting to escape."

A longer stay in this dangerous spot would have been useless imprudence.

He let the ugliness and the imprudence of his actions speak for themselves.

Ashamed of my imprudence, I with difficulty found words to excuse myself.

And yet, the high school's imprudence does not justify your daughter's deceit.

In the same year, with characteristic imprudence, he married a wife without dowry.

Just at this moment, Robert was well nigh the victim of his own imprudence.

This was considered a new imprudence, as the number was too few for the service required.

"I hope you see where your imprudence has led you.

His vocals can be found on their fourth album, Imprudence.

We can only hope that imprudence today does not yield a powerful, angry enemy for years to come.

"I think it was, in retrospect, an act of spectacular imprudence," he told the class.

Yet if anger and dismay in Washington are warranted, imprudence is not.

"When evening came I felt that it would be an imprudence to leave so precious a thing in the office behind me.

I told him plainly that his imprudence might be attended with serious consequences.

Charges that may be applied include imprudence, a kind of criminal negligence.

Imprudence which could not be pardoned had blighted his life.

If this story should get wind, their country relation had, by his imprudence, for ever disgraced them.

But what man shall dare tax another with imprudence?