Sentence examples for comforting to note from inspiring English sources
Still, for those afflicted with a partner like Walter Fish, it is comforting to note that Margery Fish found a way to have the ultimate last word about their garden collaboration.
So it's comforting to note that Spectre seems to be offering a significant upgrade: the trailer shows Q introducing Bond to his new ultra-speedy Aston Martin DB10, and promising it boasts a "few tricks".
At a time when political protestors have been placed in pens called "free-speech zones," it is comforting to note that at least one beleaguered minority group is unafraid to press its civil-rights claims.
It is comforting to note that while there won't be much up topside worth living for, with clouded skies blocking out the photosynthesis we've come to expect, along the tectonic plates of this Earth, underwater creatures that look nothing like us will most certainly thrive.
It is comforting to note, however, that our era isn't alone in its bathetic encounters.
Nor can it be much comfort to note that the most involving dramas - from Breaking Bad to True Blood - are on cable.
In the Evening Standard, Milton Shulman began his review by noting: "Nothing is so comforting to the young as the opportunity to feel sorry for themselves".
"That was comforting to me".
"It's something comforting to them.
This is comforting to some.
