Sentence examples for surprising advice from inspiring English sources

While Dr. Gutmann was there, at least in part, to sell Penn to the roomful of prospective applicants, she wound up giving some surprising advice.

What follows is a rundown of some of the many roles that these caseworkers take on, including surprising advice on how early in your problem-solving process you should contact them.

Surprising advice, you might have thought, from one so travelled, but this comes from part of her training at San Francisco Art Institute, where "Personal reportage was a prominent element in the curriculum then.

But if cravings are more intermittent, Kemps has some surprising advice.

A successful manager in a high-tech firm once gave me surprising advice about looking for the right job: "If you're applying for a job for which you are fully qualified, you are applying for the wrong job!" What she meant was that the best job opportunities are those that require you to stretch and learn new things.

Patients and families had some surprising advice for doctors and hospitals, Mello said.

This observation is not surprising, since advice about pain medications in this booklet recommends grade I analgesics, especially paracetamol.

The professor from Harvard's English department gave us some surprising but firm advice: If you think that you'd like to be a writer one day, he said, don't waste your education years studying writing.

I found his advice surprising and compelling.

In a surprising twist, critical advice came from a male colleague whose daughter had also suffered from allergies.

A surprising amount of this advice remains applicable in today's New York.