Sentence examples similar to when taking counsel from from inspiring English sources
The president now takes counsel from an ever-shrinking coterie of trusted aides.
Every step along the way, they took counsel from one another during Shamahala runs until the path ahead became clear.
In order to truly advance one's medium, an artist must listen and first take counsel from it.
It begins when Socrates replies by under-quoting Homer: "We'll take counsel about what to say 'when two go together along the way'" (174d2 3).
Then Galba took counsel with his friends.
When taking all main characteristics of both counselling types into account, one-fourth of our patients preferred group counselling overall, whereas 30% preferred individual counselling overall.
30 When they became aware of this, the British chiefs who had assembled at Caesar's headquarters after the fight took counsel together.
Capriati takes counsel well.
They take counsel together; discuss and argue.
It didn't need counsel from outsiders.
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