Sentence examples for counsel yourself from inspiring English sources

You'd have to talk to yourself aloud in your head, divide yourself in two and counsel yourself like a friend, so the one you knew would speak in a sensible voice would tell the other one the simplest task they had to do, and the reward would be to go out of the shop and go home.' Brett Easton Ellis had a breakdown after the success of his novel Less Than Zero.

Therapists and nanas are all well and good, but I suggest that you learn to counsel yourself -- by noticing when you're feeling terrible, allowing yourself to feel those negative feelings, then asking and answering the questions below.

The call to remember the lifeworld is part of the ancient Greek counsel: "Know yourself".

Mr. Tisch of Loews had similar counsel: "Dedicate yourself to take care of the people who were hurt or lost -- and not just for two weeks -- and you create the spirit to go forward".

Please organise counselling for yourself and most importantly of all talk to those who think you "coped wonderfully" and tell them the truth.

In it, Cam warns, "You can't be better than me" at video games, and Nash counsels, "Be yourself, personality-wise and appearance-wise," but also "Shave, brush your teeth, shave. . . .

Instead, he counselled: "Interest yourself chiefly in the progress of your journey and do not look forward to its end with eagerness".His instructions for dealing with Africans are generally humane, though not (as the introduction delicately puts it) something "which commends itself to modern thinking".

Who won't have a lawyer who counsels, "save yourself, make a deal"?

c) take over the counselling session yourself ?

Having advised the audience to get computers, he went on to counsel on ways to "protect yourself against the information revolution".

If you are out-of-town rubes like us, however, with newly hired and inadequate counsel, you may soon find yourself locked into a penal loan agreement.