Sentence examples for been advice from inspiring English sources
noun
An opinion recommended or offered, as worthy to be followed; counsel.
- We may give advice, but we can not give conduct. Franklin.
My last two blogs have been advice for Dr Chaand Nagpaul, the new chair of the GPC.
There had been advice literature before, of course — not only great, thick books but also magazines, including Babyhood (1884-92) Americanican Motherhood (1903-19) — but Hecht and Littledale came up with a formula for explaining the new science of parenting.
There had been advice literature before, of course not only great, thick books but also magazines, including Babyhood (1884-92) Americanican Motherhood (1903-19)—but Hecht and Littledale came up with a formula for explaining the new science of parenting.
"When you force yourself to stay calm, it helps clear your head," General Pace said in an interview today, recounting what he said had been advice given to him by an older brother when he first headed to Vietnam, in 1968, as a second lieutenant who became his combat-scarred rifle platoon's third leader in three weeks.
Another possibility might have been advice from doctors, as it has been shown that physician's advice could contribute to smoking cessation [ 45].
It was advice he ignored.
It's advice worth taking.
It's advice frequently taken.
It's advice I have often taken.
