Sentence examples for author's advice from inspiring English sources
— What do you think about the author's advice to parents?
I decided to heed the author's advice, and I have gone through 872 8-year-olds (all of whom are weeping outside my house).
Indeed, one can't help wondering, gently, why we should be taking the author's advice on office life at all, since she has apparently abandoned it for the solitary slog of freelance writing.
Ostensibly, the lesson of this drama is that the young woman should have held a series of "little dinners" before attempting a larger one, but the deeper message, which is, of course, the implicit message of all etiquette books, is that without the author's advice "you" run the risk of constant humiliation.
McInnes acknowledges that some readers might be tempted to skim the early chapters in order to more quickly arrive at Pegahmagabow's story, but readers should heed the author's advice and absorb the context provided by the first five chapters.
All without the author's advice and consent.
Hostplus has also seen a $2.5bn shift to the fund in the past two years after fans of the popular book The Barefoot Investor took author Scott Pape's advice and invested in the Hostplus indexed balanced fund.
For help on learning how to write a memoir that helps pass along what you believe in and the story of your life, read the Next Avenue article "How to Craft Your Memoir" and The Artist's Way author Julia Cameron's advice in "How to Figure Out 'What Should I Do Next?'" You could also sign up for a memoir-writing class or use an online memoir writing platform like JamBios.
Entrepreneur and author Josh Felber's advice to dads is to put their money into themselves to get a strong return on investment with a greater earning potential.
Instead of trying to avoid our inevitable demise, we might all take author Michael Singer's advice from The Untethered Soul: "For God's sake, do not be afraid of death.
Again, Edwardian society, class, love, marriage, and the uncertainty of emotional intentions are among the themes developed further in this long novel, which, in length at least, contradicts its author's later advice that "women's books should be shorter, more concentrated, than those of men".
