Sentence examples for counselled to from inspiring English sources

Should obese patients be counselled to follow a low-glycaemic index diet?

There they knew great hardship before being received by Turgon the King who had been counselled to treat them well by Ulmo the Elf.

Parents were routinely counselled to forget about their afflicted children — whose symptoms typically became clear at around two years of age — and to move on with their lives.

Anyone in receipt of a new diagnosis, and who wants to understand more about the condition, might be well counselled to begin elsewhere.

A mother of two in Chicago, who had worked at McDonald's for ten years, called the help line and found herself counselled to apply for food stamps and Medicaid.

It says: "In the latter days a city named Zion will be built [in Missouri]... to which the tribes of Israel will gather". In the meantime, members "are counselled to build up Zion wherever they are living".

I had been counselled to travel light on the four-seater Cessna, and, accordingly, I took along only a book and the clipboard with my speech, leaving my briefcase in the hotel, to which I'd return late that night.

As Robinson, Boseman played a man who, in order to smooth the path of blacks into postwar American sports, was counselled to suppress every emotion, even as N-words rained down freely from the stands.

The faith that they so unflaggingly embraced was no holiday, either: they were counselled to "fly such places where God is customarily offended, as be dicing houses, taverns, dancing schools and such like".

Anything, he counseled, to get the edge.

Headline writers have long been counseled to beware of ambiguity.