Sentence examples for a consoling message from inspiring English sources

It was an ominous graphic, but accompanying it was a consoling message: "You can SURVIVE".

His admiration for Woods is transparent even if they are not close friends: a consoling message to Woods before his knee operation had to be texted to Tiger's manager rather than the man himself.

It's an unrelenting film of ubiquitous terror and arbitrary death, with no consoling message.

That includes the President, whose consoling message managed to avoid the issue of why these killings take place.

Tartt's consoling message, blared in the book's final pages, is that what will survive of us is great art, but this seems an anxious compensation, as if Tartt were unconsciously acknowledging that the 2013 "Goldfinch" may not survive the way the 1654 "Goldfinch" has.

Spiritualists made a good living conveying vague but consoling messages from the Other Side.

This is not the end, only a temporary separation – that was the self-consoling message coming out of Säbener Strasse after Bastian Schweinsteiger's "personal Schwexit from the Bavarian currency union to pound sterling" (Süddeutsche Zeitung).

And O'Leary is a consoling presence.

Here, though, is a consoling thought for the president.

It's not a consoling thought, perhaps, but it's a true one.

(Then in a consoling tone) You've got the blue devils today, haven't you?