Sentence examples for comforting school from inspiring English sources

Corbyn the Musical meanwhile is more like a comforting school play for the political establishment.

Bill Bartlett, who retired from the company, was at the high school comforting his former colleagues on Tuesday.

There is a self-comforting school of thought that the war in Iraq, and the enormous price President Bush has paid for it in political capital, international prestige and diplomatic flexibility, has left the White House too constrained to launch yet another high-risk, unilateral assault - this time in Iran.

A great city today might have a magnificent core of grand central streets, stirring architecture, a comprehensive public transport system running like clockwork, secret sewers going about their sulphurous business untiringly, sane governance, bright schools, comforting hospitals, and all of these underpinned by healthy commerce and adorned by a confident culture.

It can be justified, I suppose, by the narrator's early exposure to the comforting certainties of Sunday school and by his own need to know precisely what is right and wrong, and certainly by his guilt at having prayed Beverly to death, but in fact the story does not investigate how he comes by this obsession.

"Knowing that our students are going to have nutritious food provided for them at home, not just at school, is comforting".

Many of the mourners, crying and comforting one another, were school-age girls.

It would be comforting to think that schools alone could raise achievement for low-income students, but such a shortcut is illusory.

Strikingly, just one of the four (admittedly maverick) chief executives present had any kind of management training - which is hardly comforting news for business schools ('Companies come to us to provide remedial training, not innovation,' sighed Hamel).

"It was really comforting to come back to school and throw myself into something more stable -- write papers, study for tests, earn my degree.

Everything about my first day back on a high school campus was comforting: the Flamin' Hot Cheetos for breakfast, the ever-present smell of body spray and freshly stubbed-out cigs.