Sentence examples for moral advice from inspiring English sources

"They wanted to know why I didn't give more straightforward moral advice," he said.

He claimed that no person can rightly give moral advice to themselves and should instead rely on direction from angels.

This form, even more than poetry, represents the most economical means of communicating long experience and for imparting moral advice.

This novel is that letter: full of moral advice, metaphysical yearning and storytelling (his grandfather, also a preacher, fought on the Union side in the Civil War).

This novel is that letter, set down in the easy, discontinuous form of a diary, mixing long and short entries, reminiscences, moral advice and so on.

God is also very popular excuse for not just skipping out on the tip, but also for doling out moral advice and harsh judgements.

Whereas community health worker (CHW) programmes include disease prevention, treatment and health promotion activities, peer worker interventions tend to focus on providing emotional and moral support, advice and information, and targeted health education [ 3– 5].

They then receive moral support and advice from other members.

"We don't give them a moral guide or advice; we only provide information," she said.

The usefulness may lie in a moral, in practical advice or in a series of probing questions.

So far the West has responded to calls for help from Lithuania's president with professions of moral support and advice to Mr Gorbachev to lay off.