Sentence examples for bit of counsel from inspiring English sources

The article went on to quote a bit of counsel that the Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin gave her fellow conservatives.

"Toward the end of the evening, over dessert, Albright asked all of the former secretaries to offer one salient bit of counsel to the nation's next top diplomat," Mr. Conason writes.

Coming from a self-proclaimed bad girl and sexual rebel, this last bit of counsel is particularly fainthearted: now who's warning women about the dangers of provoking the savage male?

And there is one more practical bit of counsel that, a few millenniums after the play was written, remains indispensable: be extremely careful about what you promise to your public.

Then the director, the TV veteran Ken Olin, calls out an unconventional bit of counsel.

Before the actual ceremony the minister took time to give a powerful bit of counsel to everyone who had gathered.

His older brother, Doug Ford, told a radio broadcaster on Friday that his brother could benefit from "a little bit of counselling".

I think these people need a bit of counselling, they need to change their lifestyles.

But if you went in there really depressed and full of gloom and doom, then they would think 'oh well perhaps she needs a bit of counselling or whatever' then they would offer it you.

Combine those two bits of counsel - never retire, but plan to change your career to keep your synapses snapping - and you can see the path I'm now taking.

He had previously provided brief bits of counsel to the candidate.