Examples of 'you to counsel' in a sentence
Meaning of "you to counsel"
'You to counsel' suggests the idea of seeking guidance, advice, or support from someone, specifically positioning the individual as a source of counseling or assistance. It implies a willingness to listen, learn, or receive input from the other person
How to use "you to counsel" in a sentence
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you to counsel
I want to encourage you to counsel with me anytime.
I rely on you to counsel me through these kinds of matters.
That 's my problem, so I am asking you to counsel me.
I need you to counsel this girl.
I sent for you to counsel me.
I rely on you to counsel me through these kind of matters.
We trusted you to counsel her.
We trusted you to counsel her, to help her embrace her purpose. No, father.
I will refer you to Counsel on that.
And who are you to counsel me on the content of my paper?
I expected you to counsel Mrs.
I appointed you to counsel for your new-found maturity.
I refer you to Counsel.
We trusted you to counsel her, to help her embrace her purpose.
I ´ d like you to counsel me.
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I urge you to counsel him . Cornelius.
No, I want you to counsel her.
I expected you to counsel Mrs. Quimp, not to adopt her.
I urge you to counsel him.
We trusted you to counsel her . No, Father.
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