Sentence examples for much practical advice from inspiring English sources

But she dispensed much practical advice, adding other musical lines with a lovely singing voice.

Even then, know that there may not be much practical advice at hand.

There's not much practical advice, and I do wonder what school doesn't do their best in all these areas anyway.

Rolfe doesn't offer much practical advice about overcoming any embarrassment in associating yourself with the trailer-park business.

Sharon M. Carnicke, in her book "Stanislavsky in Focus," quotes from Stanislavsky's writings: "Having worked wonders in the realms of sub- and superconsciousness, yogis give much practical advice in these realms.

What do you make of him?" "Well," I said, trying to deflect the question, "I doubt he has much practical advice on wine-making".

Much practical legal advice is offered over the course of the book.

This is not to deny that most of the interesting economic propositions involve the addition of definite value judgments to a body of established facts, that ideological bias creeps into the very selection of the questions that economists investigate, or even that much practical economic advice is loaded with concealed value judgments (the better to persuade rather than merely to advise).

I can offer much needed practical advice, support and a listening ear.

"The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook" does not perfectly map on to my experience — it is written for women who must manage "the help" (if you are someone who hires babysitters or house-cleaners, you'll find it interesting), and much of the practical advice — keeping a pantry, preparing Brains au Gratin — is outmoded, too.

A startling thing in Lewis's letters to other believers is how much energy and practical advice is dispensed about how to keep your belief going: they are constantly writing to each other about the state of their beliefs, as chronic sinus sufferers might write to each other about the state of their noses.