Sentence examples for comforted to learn from inspiring English sources
Then again, some grandchildren are comforted to learn that they were not abandoned by their biological parents, as they long believed.
Samuel forwarded the letter from Ohio,and Flora was almost comforted to learn that Mrs. Dods had taken illin New Jersey.
In Austin, Tex., Mr. Bush's spokeswoman, Karen P. Hughes, said the governor was pleased with the ruling, adding that "Americans will be comforted to learn" that the judge's ruling was so comprehensive.
Re "Who Are We? Coming of Age on Antidepressants" (Mind, April 15): As a young woman ambivalent toward the medication she has consumed for years, I was comforted to learn others share the sometimes profound anxiety and skepticism that goes with drug treatment.
Chancellor George Osborne may be less comforted to learn that Richardson was fired immediately after the election victory.
We find venting therapeutic, and many of us feel comforted to learn our fellow New Yorkers are in the same adrift boats.
So it is comforting to learn from the Jets that Favre will not be used to sell personal seat licenses.
Partly, that's because it's comforting to learn that even Franz Kafka struggled with the demands of his day job, or that Franklin was chronically disorganised.
It is comforting to learn that profound scientific investigation confirms what we in the education community have known since the beginning of time.
Although it's comforting to learn that the feeling I have listening to these songs is the same feeling the artist had while creating them: "At that period of my life, I had no personal defenses.
