Sentence examples for advising someone from inspiring English sources

One document has a note from J. Edgar Hoover himself advising someone to check the files on Humes, Immy said.

But unless you're attracted to a subject, advising someone towards two years study that they have no particular interest in or aptitude for is a dangerous path".

In a society as sick as this one, advising someone to avoid inspiring, or feeling, disgust is like telling them not to catch cold.

But then to actually intervene to help that student, you have to get back in the world of causality, back into the world of responsibility, back in the world of advising someone to do x because it will cause y.

I figured that since her doctoral dissertation had explored the ritualistic aspects of dressing for the prom, she should have no trouble advising someone who just wanted an incentive to get out of pajamas on Monday.

If you were advising someone who has never skied in the United States on where to get the best out of the slopes here, what mountains would you suggest? A. My top mountains in the U.S. would be Vail, Colo., for the best all-round mountain experience; Heavenly, Calif., for the best West Coast powder; Mount Hood, Ore., for the summer skiing and Breckenridge, Colo., for the best family experience.

Grey says, "I would probably advise someone in my position to settle.

But would he advise someone to persevere with Gilead, given that he loves it so much?

It's an insane profession to advise someone to go into.

A doctor can advise someone not to smoke, for example, but only the patient can take action.

"I would be reluctant to advise someone not to put money into a retirement account," she said.