Sentence examples for be of consolation from inspiring English sources

That Allen, one of Sun Ra's closest musical cohorts, who played with him for over 30 years, during which time he obligingly festooned himself in an array of glittery sequinned robes and headgear seemingly more designed to tune into a TV station than keep his ears warm, didn't actually have a clue what his master was going on about will be of consolation to those equally confounded by Sun Ra.

Yet that will be of no consolation for Thiago.

It will be of no consolation to Woods that he is in decent company.

It will be of no consolation to Jenkins that others took a far more visceral type of punishment.

Perhaps it would be of some consolation for me to tell you what a vast minority you are in!

But that will be of little consolation for Hefner because the results are what will ultimately matter for him.

Reid's gleaming of three and a half points from a possible four will be of little consolation.

The fact that Hamilton has won 10 races to Rosberg's nine this year will be of no consolation to him.

FOR many of the 2.8m Chinese who will graduate from university in the coming weeks, the country's surging economy will be of little consolation.

The drama and the excitement of the game will be of little consolation to Bradford, who are facing up to a second season outside of the top flight.

It will be of no consolation to Groves that the punch that made him see fairies was one of the greatest ever landed in a British ring.