Sentence examples for advised himself from inspiring English sources

In other words, Blair advised himself that an invasion was lawful.

" 'Copy nature,' only copy the nature of the present days -- photographs and advertisements tobacco cans and bags and tomatoe [sic] can labels," he advised himself in 1921, anticipating Pop Art by decades.

The second night, he advises himself to let his muscles repair.

"Calm down, sweetheart, grow up," he quickly advises himself on Blue Boy, while the title track's depiction of nihilistic weltschmerz – "acting like my life's already over" – is immediately tempered by the self-aware suggestion that 23 is perhaps a little young to be making with the weary ennui.

The single "Fugitive" – so obviously this album's "Babylon" that it could be from the same mould – opens proceedings in anthemic manner, its descending piano figure stalking along as Gray advises someone (himself?) to "get that twinkling in your eye".

When he asked for more cash, he was advised to finance himself by credit-card fraud.In Sudan, where he established himself in 1991, Mr bin Laden launched several companies.

Stephenson must have been very badly advised to get himself into this sort of mess.

I was once forced to sell a much-loved picture; the artist himself advised me to take it to Waddington.

He said it was not until Wednesday that Mr. Kelly was advised by Mr. Goldsmith himself about what had occurred.

His deaf mother fancied that she was the mistress of both Jesus Christ and Buddha; Freud himself advised radiation of the ovaries "to accelerate the menopause".

Dr. Sande himself advised San Francisco officials and the California Department of Health Services on controlling the disease and helped direct $100 million in public money earmarked for AIDS research.