Sentence examples for Helpful counsel from inspiring English sources

But that kind of helpful counsel wasn't enough.

Pagans and even those dangerous beings, humanists, have offered wise and helpful counsel in shaping religious education for this pluralist society.

By summer, Nordstrom plans to have eliminated its brand-hired fragrance models in favor of on-staff fragrance advisers, in the vein of its in-house fashion stylists who gain the trust of customers with their helpful counsel.

I was translating my personality into language he might understand — he who used "psycho-chick" as a stand-in for "noncompliant female" and he whose idea of helpful counsel was "You're too smart for your own good," "my own good" presumably being some semivegetative state of acceptance which precluded uncomfortable discussions about our relationship.

The tribute is included as Appendix 4. "The founders of the Research Workers Conference desired to periodically bring together a relatively small group of workers, largely composed of colleagues who knew one another and with whom there could be no hesitancy to present problems arising in investigations, and to seek helpful counsel.

Dr Van Es stated: "The founders of the Research Workers Conference desired to periodically bring together a relatively small group of workers, largely composed of colleagues who knew one another and with whom there could be no hesitancy to present problems arising in investigations, and to seek helpful counsel.

They need to be offered whatever might be helpful – counselling, parents' groups, expert input – so it's there when they need it, if they need it, and for as long as they need it.

"I know how you feel" may be the second-least-helpful counsel.

As the psychotic features become less severe, having a network that can help counsel you and identify your misconceptions, delusions, and hallucinations is very helpful.

This report provides incidence and outcome information that may be helpful in counselling individual patients and in choosing adequate follow-up.

The risk stratification by radiological grade is clinically helpful in counselling women.