Sentence examples for apparent consolation from inspiring English sources
She did, however, provide the apparent consolation of turning him into a grasshopper.
A macaque (or rhesus monkey, Macaca mulatta) of a captive troop, only a few months old, was also observed hugging another younger member who had just been assaulted sexually by one of the adult males: apparent unsolicited consolation (de Waal 1996a).
The confession had dignity, and even some humor, as in the account of an early meeting with Maria Reynolds: "Some conversation ensued from which it was quickly apparent that other than pecuniary consolation would be acceptable".
Just imagine the worst thing possible". Since her worldview is enduringly negative, Justine finds no peace or consolation in Earth's apparent escape from destruction.
Ms Ogawa understands the consolations of order within apparent randomness.
Its "squalid and farcical" view of human existence forces us "to struggle hard" to make his own slowly apparent optimism seem anything more than anodyne consolation.
The apparent lack of a hate crime offered little consolation to Nabra's family.
Notwithstanding these works, doubt has at times been cast on Boethius's theological writings because in his logical works and in the later Consolation the Christian idiom is nowhere apparent.
