Sentence examples similar to freely given advice from inspiring English sources
As part of Coolidge's quest for the presidential nomination in 1920, Barton wrote the first national article about him, in Collier's, emphasizing his flinty "Yankee" character — Coolidge's frugality meant that he rented half of a two-family house in Northampton — and portraying him as a "man who kept his own counsel, a novelty when most prominent politicians freely gave advice on everything".
Advice is freely given: climbing Sir Christopher Wren's Monument to the Great Fire of 1666, the London guide warns, "is not recommended for those with claustrophobia or crying babies or small children".
There are many thriving English departments today in the new universities that are indebted to the invaluable advice and time freely given by Peter and his colleagues at the point of their inception.
Reads Nursery in Norfolk and Keepers of Kent gave advice freely and despatched fantastic specimens wrapped in straw and bound in twine to look like giant corn dollies.
An imposing presence, lanky and angular at 6 feet 8 inches tall, Mr. Galbraith was consulted frequently by national leaders, and he gave advice freely, though it may have been ignored as often as it was taken.
Some of this data is freely given, perhaps too freely.
Submission must always be submission freely given.
It is a blessing, unbidden, freely given.
