Sentence examples for that counselled from inspiring English sources

Religious moralists deplore "pagan" excess, but it was the wise paganism of ancient Greece that counselled "moderation in all things".

"Oh, you don't want to do that," counselled my mother.

"You shouldn't be messing with that," counselled Vod when she learned that Kingsley and Josie were that nightmare, an inhouse item in an open relationship.

The Saved Sect, which initially called itself (with characteristic theological illiteracy) the Saviour Sect, first burst on to the political stage during a Muslim Council of Britain meeting promoting Muslim participation in the 2005 election, which they disrupted, handing out leaflets that counselled: "Vote today, become kaffir tomorrow!".

When they got back, Vicki went to work in a clinic, and Justin took a job at a mentoring organization in town that counselled people in spiritual or material trouble — particularly the unchurched and those new in town, who had nowhere else to go.

"She tells us that counselling never works.

Perhaps the solution, Hyman said, is to drop the idea that "counselling" is necessary.

"This was preventable," said Eric S. Kastango, president of Clinical IQ, a consulting firm that counsels compounding pharmacies.

In 2006, Tyree and his wife started Next in Line, a project that counsels teenagers.

It is there where find the roster of banks and law firms that counseled on the deal.

She has capitalized on it, too, starting Dickinson Consulting, a firm that counsels outbound and returning executives and their families.