Sentence examples for self-help rules from inspiring English sources
Although he is not in the business of dispensing self-help rules, he incorporates a few McNuggets of plain-spoken advice: Don't eat things that your great-grandmother wouldn't recognize.
The 48 Laws of Power, a Machiavelli-inspired blend of history and self-help, illustrates rules for gaining and maintaining power with anecdotes about P.T. Barnum, Napoleon Bonaparte and Louis XIV, among others.
"People Who Eat Darkness" is surprisingly soulful, especially in its portrait of Ms. Blackman, a young women who still traveled with a favorite stuffed animal, who read self-help books like "The Rules" and who confided to her diary how she loathed, more than anything else, her sense that "every single part of me from head to toe is completely average".
It's possible Mr. Trump won his children's allegiance by following the French theory of child rearing, expounded in "Bringing Up Bébé" and other self-help books that recommend strict rules and restrained doses of attention.
After all, Gunn's Golden Rules is located in the self-help section at Barnes and Noble, not style or biography.
They turn to seminars, self-help books and novels in search of inspiration and to help them understand the rules of this new game.
The lack of a common rule-making and enforcing authority means, they argue, that the international arena is essentially a self-help system.
Lawyers love "self-help evictions".
