Sentence examples for odd advice from inspiring English sources
Q. Odd advice for 8 a.m., but appreciated nonetheless.
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He also counselled the Palestinians to read Voltaire and Rousseau, which was odd advice coming from an admirer of Vladimir Putin.
'Show us the money' Thomas Cook has been offering some equally odd advice to holidaymakers heading to its most popular destination, Spain.
What she remembered most vividly, though, was her mother's odd advice, suggesting that in some way she could transform herself by rubbing the insects against her chest.
The book, which is five hundred and forty-eight pages long, contains a lot of colorfully odd advice — he recommends increasing abdominal definition with an exercise he calls "cat vomiting" — but it also reassures readers that they need not go so far as to have Israeli stem-cell factor injected into the cervical spine, as Ferriss did in the name of inquiry.
There should be no surprise that patients aren't taking their Cipro as prescribed ("Experts Are Troubled by Patients Who, Defying Odds and Advice, Stop Taking Cipro," news article, Oct. 30).
I found his advice odd for its brevity.
Loving what you do may seem like an odd piece of advice to give.
In the meantime, we welcome the software millionaire's odd bits of advice, though there are hints McAfee is in on the secret, acknowledging his antics are prime for the media spotlight.
Odds are, whatever advice you yearn to bestow upon others is advice you are in need of following, yourself.
