Sentence examples for probably counsel from inspiring English sources

Gary would probably counsel Buster about his childhood wounds and Buster would be in a ball crying.

It was daunting, we just didn't know what to do … probably counselling, places of where we could get in contact with organising funeral arrangements, or something to help us.

The Lord deliver us from recommending any writings by radiomen, but there's probably realistic counsel in that.

While this is probably sound counsel for most conservative, long-term investors, it may not be what refugees from the bull market need to hear.

I've only just now said that I will probably need counselling.

In this case, too, the director ended up following his own counsel — probably for the best.

Ms. Whitson declined to discuss details, but current and former law enforcement officials said from past experience that they expected that a gatekeeper at the White House and the Central Intelligence Agency -- probably in the counsel's offices -- would act as a clearinghouse for interview and document requests.

"We'd probably have another counsel," Shelby said.

Our conclusion from this formative study was that MDR-TB patients would probably benefit from counselling and/or financial support, and thus developed a pilot intervention study with three arms – counselling; combined counselling and financial support; and for comparison, usual care (no support).

They asked why I wanted to know - that probably passed for counselling in those days - then gave me a one-page document.

Giving equal weighting to the interventions is an approximate way to establish the score, as recommending counselling is probably a weaker intervention than direct counselling.