impoliticly

1 Though Baron’s account contains no collegial bombshells, it is filled with small, impolitic, and probably unnecessary detonations of this kind, apparently included for the fullness of the record.

2 In a 1989 interview, Gagosian spoke with impolitic frankness to Anthony Haden-Guest about the ways money can ruin an artist.

3 His downfall came not with any of his policies, nor with his impolitic decision to attack America’s favorite pop music, but with an insensitive joke about a coal advisory panel that mortified the president.

4 Even in the brusque world of old-school record executives, Mr. Stein could be startlingly impolitic.

5 His impolitic views were also hardly a secret.

6 Yet even with a leader like Trump, who was often impolitic with his language and abrasive toward people of other cultures, the GOP was able to capture a sizable chunk of minority voters, enough to ensure Texas and Florida weren’t even close calls on election night.

7 In this age of globalization, toughened border restrictions seem one obvious, if impolitic, step.

8 As with any historic document, some of the diary entries are impolitic by today’s standards, but this should not diminish the importance of this book.

1 不利

bad contrary adverse hostile damaging detrimental unfavorable prejudicial disadvantageous inimical unadvantageous unadvantageously adversely adverseness penalty disadvantage drawback handicap

2 不利地

unadvantageously adversely

3 失算

mismove