Sentence examples for benign guidance from inspiring English sources

Having worked out how to enjoy being famous, the singer became a benign guidance counsellor to younger artists such as Radiohead, Nirvana and Courtney Love.

Revolted and righteous, Grace moves on to the farm, and with the help of her dad's gun-toting mobsters enforces a new justice: the "slaves" are to get proper share-ownership under her benign guidance.

Filled with righteous disgust and a do-gooding compulsion to meddle, Grace moves in and enforces enlightened justice with the help of her dad's gun-toting mobsters: the black servants are to get proper share-ownership and democracy under her benign guidance.

The simulation framework is a valuable tool to test hypotheses on insect behaviour and dynamics in heterogeneous environments and can be used to determine optimal diversification systems and hence generate guidance for establishing environmentally benign pest control strategies.

The office "told us that the way they were interpreting the guidance, it should include the benign variants.

We describe a technique using arthroscopic guidance for radiofrequency thermoablation of a benign lesion in the tibial spines area.

Compared with Marty and with Howie's well-meaning but clueless guidance counselor, Big John seems like a benign, common-sensical uncle.

Thus, PET scanning could aid biopsy guidance and should discriminate between sarcoma and benign conditions.

The strands of RNA offered no guidance — the genetic material they contained appeared entirely benign (except for the whole infecting people part).

"There are times when occasional doses of benign neglect are helpful," said Dr. Alberto C. Serrano of the Philadelphia Child Guidance Center and a professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania.

As practitioners found themselves without enlightened guidance in a world increasingly distant from the benign influence of a buddha's presence, the obstacles to successful practice loomed ever larger and practitioners came to seek a practicable way to advance.