Sentence examples for practical counsel from inspiring English sources

But there is little practical counsel here.

But my search for practical counsel unearthed something else, too.

Page C1 Home THE ART OF BUILDING THE PERFECT PILLOW FORT As a writer searched for practical counsel on the construction of the perfect pillow fort, he unearthed something else.

Benedict's discretion is manifested in his repeated allowances for differences of treatment according to age, capabilities, dispositions, needs, and spiritual stature; beyond this is the striking humanity of his frank allowance for weaknesses and failure, of his compassion for the physically weak, and of his mingling of spiritual with purely practical counsel.

A few years ago, Jay wrote a magazine article in which he described one such session at Canter's, an occasion when he petitioned for practical counsel rather than the generous praise that Vernon typically dispensed: "Professor," I protested, "I really want to know how I can improve my technique and performance.

Mentors' obligations also include providing postdocs practical counsel and aid in moving to their next post, as well as all needed facilities and supplies.

Family theoretical and practical sessions for parents The family programme consists of 21 theoretical and practical counselling sessions with a duration of 60 minutes each.

However, both participant observation and interview data suggest that additional training may be required if nurse-trainers are to be effectively empowered to convey practical counselling skills in a consistent and appropriate way to clinic-based nurses.

In his "Preface" to the 2nd edition of his Sermons Butler sketched his vision of "Morals, considered as a Science", ("Preface", §6) — i.e. speculative moral philosophy in need of defense from speculative objections as opposed to practical moral counsel or revealed religion.

Maureen D. Mudron, Washington counsel for the American Hospital Association, welcomed the new rule today, saying that it provided "clear and practical guidance".

But surely telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth is not the most humane or practical of counsels for doctors.