Sentence examples for brutal advice from inspiring English sources

'I never give brutal advice,' she says.

In his thin, gentle voice, Mr. Tennant offered some brutal advice to anyone wallowing in self-pity: "Learn the lesson, take the blows/You didn't fall in love by chance -- you chose".

But instead of trite and sunny advice, Moore delivers brutal tales of modern women being their own worst enemies, making their way through work, love and family hurdles though potentially moving backward.

I ask Zoe what is the most brutal piece of advice she's ever given a client.

The prime minister was asked on the BBC's The Andrew Marr Show what the "brutal" Brexit negotiating advice was that Trump had talked about in their joint press conference outside the prime minister's Chequers country retreat.

And Mr Maude told the committee the "essence of being effective in government" was being able to receive "brutal" and "candid" advice from officials.

The perfect mix of brutal honesty, good advice and fashion senses.

The panel further details the ethical lapses of government lawyers in the Bush years who served up "acrobatic" advice to justify brutal interrogations, and of medical professionals who helped oversee them.

And the initial insistence of the attorney general that the war would not be legal, gave way first to the concession that there was room for argument, and then – after a brutal edit of his full advice – an outright green light.

According to Chatain, the traditional model was designed to provide clients with top legal advice because of the brutal winnowing out of associates along the path to partner.

Neighbors leaving the Tajura mosque, though, insisted they had accepted the sheik's advice, even as they detailed the brutal oppression that only a brave few even dared speak of just six months before.