Sentence examples similar to remarkable counsel from inspiring English sources

The use of "maybe" was remarkable and counsels against declaring him a talent fulfilled just yet, but so far this season's Walcott has been an upgrade on previous versions.

Remarkable work by defence counsel Norman Birkett acquitted Mancini, but he confessed to the murder in 1976.

His wise counsel, integrity and remarkable courage were inspiring.

"And while I and the entire Board respect his decision, we will miss his remarkable perspective, vision and wise counsel".

"What Dominion was able to accomplish in 2015 is pretty remarkable," said Shannon Baker-Branseniorr, senior policy counsel at the Washington-based Consumer Union.

His restraint in 'keeping his own counsel' could be remarkable – with the consequence that his poor opinions of certain people were seldom available for inclusion in gossip.

It is remarkable that little information on counselling was retrieved from the literature.

But in recent years, I have seen some remarkable changes among the managers I counsel.

WHY was it "a remarkable choice" to give the general counsel of Wal-Mart de Mexico primary responsibility for the investigation?

In Mora's case, his account includes a remarkable exchange with Secretary Rumsfeld's Chief Counsel, William Jimm" Haynes, over Rumsfeld's infamous handwritten addition note on his interrogation directive, "I stand for 8-10 hours a day.

Special counsel Robert Mueller's mission is remarkable: to determine whether President Trump or his associates bartered the power of the presidency in exchange for electoral or financial assistance from a foreign adversary bent on undermining U.S. democracy.