Sentence examples for considering advice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo, now a 37-year-old dad, examines the tenuousness of celebrity and cool, drolly considering advice to hit the gym and "fit my underwear".

And they are considering advice from the American consulate in Guangzhou to send only one family member to pick up their daughter's visa.

We also need to understand the difference between hearing advice, considering advice, and acting on exactly what it is.

It's also considering advice about the most sustainable way to increase fish consumption, with input from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries.

Secondly, wisdom is also about listening to and being touched by the words of the others ("considering advice" or "always learn from others" as Hargadon and Sutton write) before deciding where one stands.

Wise people do not suffer from excessive caution or confidence that dampens the curiosity they need to be adaptive in the face of uncertainty Attributes that best distinguish wisdom from intelligence and creativity include considering advice, feeling that one can always learn from others, being a good listener, listening to all sides of an issue (Sutton & Hargadon 1996).

"Party these Limey fucks to the ground" is his considered advice.

The environment department said Hunt had considered advice given to him at all points in the approval process.

It argues that he failed to adequately consider advice about the mine's impact on the finch.

For years, in the UK at least, cosmetic surgery's considered advice to women – caveat emptor – has worked beautifully.

Importantly, it proposes an explicit link with the Climate Change Act, requiring the GIB board to consider advice from the committee on climate change.