Sentence examples for somehow counsel from inspiring English sources
"If, somehow, counsel, you decide that you're going to compensate him for his time off," Judge Dear said, "I will reconsider sanctions".
Did the appointment of the special counsel somehow violate the Appointments Clause of the Constitution, as some conservatives implausibly insist?
There is no suggestion that the testimony in question, given on the stand with the advice of counsel, was somehow unreliable.
Beside her the satirist Armando Iannucci kept his counsel and somehow his dignity, before going off to Twitter: "That was a form of living hell".
Among them were people who somehow managed to keep their counsel when it came to Isiah Thomas's observations on race.
Firstly, there is the nature of counselling, which is somehow portrayed as exhortation to do something.
It is absurd to suggest that media attention surrounding Defendant Prince and Blackwater is somehow caused by Relators and their Counsel.
He warned that "a damaging myth may develop to the effect that, in this case, a Minister of the Crown, or counsel acting for him, was somehow permitted to interfere with the judicial process.
Which, imo, is GOOD — because that means whoever is doing the initial counselling will be sure to somehow follow-up to aasess compliance, understanding, results.
Everyone to whom Lowell showed the manuscript counseled against publishing it, but Lowell somehow thought he could lessen the sting by simply rearranging the order of the sections.
It is possible that the flexibility of the sessions somehow compensated this lack of intrinsic motivation, so that many telephone counselling participants were also frequent attenders, despite undertaking what might be a less enjoyable form of counselling.
