Sentence examples similar to be of solace from inspiring English sources

"Though it may be of little solace, we must take comfort in the moral government, culture, and society we have created".

But that will be of no solace to those taking shelter from the rain.

That will be of little solace to manager Francesco Guidolin, who nonetheless insisted afterwards he is not feeling the pressure.

The fact that the world is still forcing its high school kids to read Plato's "Republic" can hardly be of any solace right now.

This will be of no solace to those who reside in what was once northeastern Nigeria, and now has become something different.

But though it may not be of much solace to them, in just a few years the admissions frenzy is likely to ease.

That would be of little solace to the residents of 1694 Davidson Avenue in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx, a formerly city-owned 42-unit building where tenants say living conditions have gone from to bad to worse.

Clearly this new support from a strong near neighbour to Ukraine will be of some solace to a country wracked by political strife over the recent weeks.

Davis put in a productive 35 minutes, logging 17 points and seven rebounds that will be of little solace after he missed those final free throws.

It may be of little solace to anyone if and when the president rejects the Palestinian's bid for statehood before the U.N. Security Council.

Stranded on the island of Naxos, she has only her thoughts to comfort her, and they are of little solace.