Sentence examples for heed this sage from inspiring English sources

The spent reader might do well to heed this sage advice.

Let us heed the sage advice of Philip Cowley, Professor of Politics at Queen Mary University of London, who commented on the polls pointing both ways on the EU: "There's a very simple solution for anyone wondering which of the polls are right about the referendum, which is learn the lesson of May 2015, and don't base your analysis or coverage on what the polls are saying".

So the next time a black artist (which includes Beyoncé, if you're still unsure) uses a captive audience of millions to address some fresh injustice (which will surely come), if you feel a burning urge to say how much you admire them and explain to the world the socio-economic realities that make such creative protest necessary, heed these sage words from a friend: stand aside.

And even if a new winner does heed the sage advice, it alone will not address the mental health strain and family melee that is about to follow.

But will anyone heed this complaint?

They seemed to heed this one.

So, heed this advice: Your - A possessive adjective.

Lower courts are likely to heed this to some extent.

American church authorities have done nothing to heed this caution.

Michael Gove would do well to heed this advice.

Surely a journalist should heed this advice ten-fold.