Sentence examples for a consolation that from inspiring English sources

Lynch, however, offers a consolation that comes close to a happy ending — a concluding image of Laura whispering in the ear of Cooper (or his double), who listens, stunned and wide-eyed.

And while the London team did rally, and did bag a goal through its own fine young Brazilian, Oscar, in the 88th minute, that was a consolation that could not disguise the fact that the new European champion was decidedly second-best on this field.

There they are, his characters, wandering the bleak landscape of our post-traumatic world, homeless on a planet where nothing grows, refugees in trash bins, cripples crisscrossing fields in search of a consolation that never arrives, and yes, that woman buried up to her neck in sand.

Leicester did have the final say, but Mele's late, converted try was merely a consolation that gave the scoreline an air of respectability, with Gloucester celebrating their first win against Tigers at Kingsholm since 2012.

"It's a consolation that nothing in the earth's cycle is ever really lost," she said.

"It's certainly been a consolation that it hasn't been beach weather because we would have all been devastated," says Dekker.

"If it's any consolation, that was an amazing impression of the king".

"People who have been dealing with terrible suffering in their lives and have felt a tremendous spiritual consolation that Mary walks with us in our tears," he told Las Cruces Sun News. .

Perhaps it should be a small consolation that a seminal book of Western culture has one of the worst author portraits ever: the Droeshout engraving in the frontispiece of the First Folio gives us Shakespeare with a forehead like the dome of St . Pauls Cathedral, a ruff like a place mat and absurd hair teased into big fluffy earmuffs.

The defence were constantly overrun – perhaps because the midfield went awol – and though Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford showed flashes of quality, Wayne Rooney was virtually anonymous until an 89th-minute consolation that is goal No247 for the club.

It's a meager consolation that, for a lot of these households, the premiums will be so high that these people will be exempt from the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate and not have to pay a tax penalty for being uninsured.