Sentence examples for of counsels from inspiring English sources
His Enchiridion of Counsels (1801), a handbook on the religious life, continues to guide modern Greek spirituality.
The Independent Counsel Act led to the criminalization of our politics, with escalating political demands for appointment of counsels, and to the weakening of the attorney general.
But surely telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth is not the most humane or practical of counsels for doctors.
An 1837 essay of his, centered on a debate regarding the translation of Homer's works into Romanian, featured a series of counsels to younger writers: "This is not the time for criticism, children, it is the time for writing, so write as much and as good as you can, but without meanness; create, do not ruin; for the nation receives and blesses the maker and curses the destroyer.
He maintains an of-counsel relationship with The Law Firm of Kline & Specter in Philadelphia.
She was in and out of counselling.
Was there any chance of counselling?
CURRENT JOB Of counsel to Herrick, Feinstein.
He is of counsel to the firm.
"They need a lot of counselling.
(He remains "of counsel").
