Sentence examples for popular advice from inspiring English sources

It is popular advice to do so.

What I liked best was that he debunked some popular advice.

She penned the popular advice column "Teen Talk" for the World Telegraph and Sun in New York City in the early 1950s.

Strayed has her own self-help podcast: "Dear Sugar Radio," expanded from her popular advice column, which combines hard truths with buckets of love; she calls questioners things like Sweet Pea.

In the process she also sends up popular advice books such as Neil Strauss's The Rules of the Game, mocking its suggestion that men should wear a plumed hat to get noticed.

Much of the popular advice for students encourages them to be creative and to "think outside of the box".

Strayed's writing has appeared in "The Best American Essays," The New York Times Magazine, Vogue, Salon, Tin House, The Rumpus — where she wrote the popular "Dear Sugar" advice column — and elsewhere.

Much of the popular sex advice for men, in publications like Maxim and GQ, is directed toward singles on the prowl, the company says.

So take the summary of "Oh, Pick a Religion, Any Religion!" Is this a comic parody, through and through, of popular religious advice?

Theodore Van de Velde's popular 1926 advice book, "Ideal Marriage," decreed that married women should experience "a fully equal and reciprocal share in love making".

It would be hard to find any popular business advice book since Sloan's that isn't premised on the notion that the American corporation needs to be made less sclerotic.