That was a case of injudicious choice of vocabulary, of course.
In daytime usage, the spatial quality of the churches is regularly disrupted by the injudicious use of artificial light.
Every single person one speaks to on this subject has but one opinion on the point—namely, that the instructions were of a singularly injudicious character.
I will commit an act of injudicious frankness.
It was his hostile and injudicious remarks at the employers' lunch that put a question mark over the dock labour scheme.
In such cases a board might well suffer grievous loss as a result of an injudicious temporary order.
I believe this is a very injudicious time to go blindly into a wild, worrying system of taxing these things.
I believe he was so injudicious as to say that we were then on the right road.
