Sentence examples for certain solace from inspiring English sources
Democrats are taking a certain solace in the nominee's gentle temperament.
For those who have lived through their own mediathons, there is, at least, a certain solace in that.
In any case, the reader who joins in invading Ms. Kennedy's privacy with Mr. Anderson can have a certain solace.
But women living in Islamic State's de facto capital have found a certain solace in the airstrikes, according to local activists.
When asked how she bore up under the constant threats her work engendered, Ms. Abeysekera replied that she took a certain solace in the fact that they came from all directions.
Pastor Klauck said that the news that Mr. Gray would be charged with killing the Ahrlichs brought a certain solace to the community but did not temper its grief.
— Joshua Rothman I found a certain amount of solace in Mark Kishlansky's concise, elegant "Charles I," in which a king with a brittle ego and a distaste for being contradicted gets his head chopped off.
Which is just another way of blaming, and perhaps the best way, because there is solace and a certain stoical peace in blaming everything on the rain, and then blaming something as uncontrollable as the rain on something as indifferent as the Arm of the Lord.
Men, she proposes, have come to expect certain things from women — attention, admiration, sympathy, solace, and, of course, sex and love.
But even without my current political obsessions and fears, I'm certain that I'd find other kinds of solace in this wonderful novel.
Officials can't yet say how many farmers in the south-east have been forced into bankruptcy, but one thing is certain: the states have no spare cash for relief.The weather forecasters aren't offering much solace, either, predicting a warmer and drier winter than normal for the south-east.
