Sentence examples for hard advice from inspiring English sources

That's hard advice to follow for Oliver, who, at the party, meets Anna (Mélanie Laurent), a French actress who's damaged but by no means broken.

The Angles's book offers no hard advice on Old Age quandaries about how much food and liquor to buy for how many people, or how to make a room look festive, or what music might work.

The American philosopher John Dewey once said, 'If you want to establish some conception of a society, go find out who is in gaol.' This is hard advice to follow, because few governments welcome inquiries about the number of Prisoners of Conscience they hold in prison.

It was hard advice to follow.

It's hard advice for many parents to take, but sometimes we have to let kids be.

On the phone call, Trump listened approvingly to the hit-'em-hard advice: that, politically, "the minimum should be bigger than it was last year," when Trump had launched a single-day strike on a Syrian airfield, designed unsuccessfully, as it turned out to deter future chemical-weapons use.

It remains the hardest advice for a young writer to take.

Perhaps those other embattled friends of [email protected], Linda Bensel-Meyers and Billy Bean, could take heart from Jake, although hang in there is almost always the hardest advice to follow.

This is perhaps the hardest advice to follow.

I often hear this "hit back harder" advice from adults who are recalling their own playground brawls from 20, 30, or 40 years ago.

It's probably hard, taking advice from a woman.