Sentence examples for counsel anyone from inspiring English sources

"Opinions change sometimes, sometimes they don't, and I don't think it's for me to counsel anyone on this issue.

In his essay Inside the Whale (1940), Orwell wrote: "I earnestly counsel anyone who has not done so to read at least Tropic of Cancer.

Jeffrey Hopkins, a Tibetologist at the University of Virginia, told me, "There is no doubt he would counsel anyone not to feel hatred".

In their sunny home here, a former convent turned retreat house, they counsel anyone, of any religion, often refusing payment for their time or accepting small donations.

Now, as an executive search professional, I counsel anyone employed to look at himself or herself as a consultant, even if one company has been signing the check for 20 years.

Starting in February, McAfee said, the union counsel, anyone who registers to become an agent must take a test similar to the one that the players union gave to agents late in 1996.

"I certainly never would have counseled anyone not to obey the law," Gorsuch responded.

"I have never in my ministry counseled anyone to seek a divorce and that's always wrong counsel". Only on an occasion or two in his career, he says, when the level of abuse "was serious enough, dangerous enough, immoral enough," has he recommended a temporary separation and the seeking of help.

When he wasn't running his church -- or sister churches in Rawanda, Jamaica, Liberia, and Florida -- Felton counseled anyone in need, from professional athletes to those struggling with their marriage.

The Constitution allows Congress to consider impeachment of the president regardless of whether the special counsel, or anyone, issues a report.

The biblical advice to be as "wise as serpents, and harmless as doves" offers sound counsel to anyone who seeks to see their principles influence the world.