The arts, he added, "represent life, the imagination at work, solace, entertainment, beauty".
Ms. Kalinina's Masha has a streak of impetuousness that allows her to snatch recklessly at the solace of an affair with Vershinin.
If the business of football can be something of a grind in 2016, there is at least solace in the annual laugh-fest that is AFL trade period, when clubs pull out their wallets, player agents start revving their engines and just occasionally, find that their brains have clicked into gear as well.
In 2001, she began spending more time at Foxwoods, where she found solace at the baccarat tables, drinking Hennessy at dinner and coffee at the high-stakes tables.
The manager could at least take solace from the presence of Weir at the other end, with the veteran coping with what little Lithuania threw towards him.
If Sony staffers are worried about their job prospects, they might at least take solace from Lack's former employees at NBC, who credit him with turning around the news operation there.
But while some commutes stretched at least 90 minutes longer than usual, there was solace, at least, in knowing that others were similarly stuck.
As an undergraduate at Columbia University in the early 1960's, Robert K. Kraft sought spiritual and cultural solace at the campus Jewish Office, which was crammed into spare space in the basement of an academic building.
Microsoft shareholders who despaired at his string of high-priced acquisitions for the company can at least take solace that he is no thriftier with his own money: the Clippers will cost an estimated 10% of his net worth.To be sure, there are strong arguments for a ten-figure price for the team.
@MikeHadge, a Twitter user from Astoria, wrote: New Yorkers took solace, at least, in welcoming a new member to the Twitter community at least for a while: @CondeElevator, a compilation of anonymous observations from the elevators in the Condé Nast Building, which houses magazines like Vogue and The New Yorker.
