Sentence examples for kindly advice from inspiring English sources
"kindly advice" is not correct and is not typically used in written English
A more appropriate phrase would be "kindly advise" or "kindly giving advice". For example, "I would kindly advise you to save some money for a rainy day."
They are instructions for servants rather than kindly advice whispered from one cook to another.
Jokes and cute anecdotes only wound; kindly advice is received as if it were a slap in the face.
Lately, he has also been writing songs that offer kindly advice in unassuming pop-folk settings, and he recently released an album of good-timey cover songs.
(Petrusich) KEB' MO' (Friday) Keb' Mo originallyly Kevin Moore) can sound like an old-time bluesman, with spiky guitar parts and gruff, knowing vocals; lately he has also been writing songs that offer kindly advice in unassuming pop-folk settings.
But when a twentysomething billionaire becomes a thirtysomething billionaire, is it time for a rethink of the silhouette, before – like most men who have very little time for a wardrobe rethink – the Facebook founder gets eternally stuck in a sartorial rut at 37? We asked two menswear experts to lend him their kindly advice.
That was Kelli Hill's job, but men such as Karolyi do not kindly offer advice and quietly take a seat.
Dr Elizabeth Ashley kindly provided advice on the manuscript.
For everyone else, can I offer a kindly piece of advice?
"He has certainly kindly offered any advice that I may need.
When he turned up he proved to be polite, diffident man, who understand that many of the World Service's 12 million listeners would never have heard of him and gave sensible, kindly and clear advice.
Halston, for example, was (rightfully) horrified by some of my own outfit choices and kindly gave me advice.
