Sentence examples for advised bright from inspiring English sources

It seems like my friend Neil deGrasse Tyson [1] has done it again: He has dismissed philosophy as a useless enterprise and actually advised bright students to stay away from it.

But at least one in 20 of the teachers said they wouldn't advise bright pupils to apply because they "didn't think they would be happy there," according to the survey.

The poll of 1,600 primary and secondary school teachers found that little more than a fifth said they always advised their brightest students to apply to Oxbridge, while 28% said that they usually advised them to.

The Sutton Trust found that more than 40% of state secondary school teachers rarely or never advised their brightest pupils to apply to either the University of Oxford or the University of Cambridge – in some cases because they thought their students would be unhappy there – a proportion that has not changed substantially since the trust asked the same question nine years ago.

I would not advise any bright graduate to work for such people.

Come on: would you advise a bright, hardworking, smartly-dressed friend of 58 to apply?

And one in five teachers say they never advise their brightest students to apply to Oxford and Cambridge.

The populace were advised not to wear bright colours, especially yellow or red, in order to avoid becoming targets.

When the students met with the doctors who would need to approve their accommodations, "The goal is to be slow, to be not as bright," Singer advised in a wiretapped phone call.

Others advise "pops" of bright colour in an otherwise muted outfit.

Ms. Bright advises asking about lining and cleaning techno-fabrics before purchasing them.