Sentence examples for kind counsel from inspiring English sources

He proudly served on the Board of the Jewish Family Service of Lower Bucks County, PA. His moral compass was unfailing; his family and all who knew him appreciated his wisdom, kind counsel and warm sense of humor.

Why do you need counselling and what kind of counselling would fit you?

In a military tribunal, the classification would also determine what kind of counsel defendants would have and their right to appeal.

This is, of course, just the kind of counsel that registers as the moral fatigue of Old Europe in certain quarters of the White House and the Pentagon.

"If I feel a habit is developing, or even a disorder of any kind, I counsel myself in spirit," Wallace told a psychologist.

But in between teaching the art of press strategy and budget talks, "Chuck," as his young staff members call him, likes to impart a different kind of counsel: how to live well.

It also is fine for a woman to have no moral qualms about an abortion, but it's nobody's business except hers, sometimes her sexual partner's, her doctor's and whatever kind of counsel she seeks, whether familial, religious or secular.

What kind of counsel are his highly-paid advisors giving him (Answer: the usual rotten advice).

During his court appearance on a domestic violence charge last week, Mr. Strahan had two kinds of counsel in tow: the legal variety, and a public relations agent, Ernie Landante, who works for a high-powered Newark firm, Winning Strategies, and will represent Mr. Strahan in the court of popular opinion.

All participants know what kind of counselling they receive, as do the respiratory nurses who provide the counselling.

He says there is often a tendency to send seafarers home without any kind of counselling.