Sentence examples for common comfort from inspiring English sources

This week, with its chasm of tragedy, lends a special poignancy to making an object of common comfort.

It presents and evaluates the most common comfort oriented semi-active suspension control strategies using the frequency response diagrams.

The common comfort zone, the family where supportive networks are established, turned out to be a discomfort zone during the trial.

The charitable fund being set up by the portly fundraisers who knock at Scrooge's door looking in vain for a donation resembles nothing so much as today's food banks: "Many thousands are in want of common necessaries; hundreds of thousands are in want of common comforts, sir," they tell him.

There are a number of common comforts we run to when we go through such a traumatic life event.

Such errors are generally trivial but a little too common for comfort.

What these haunts have in common are comfort, affordability and the kind of laissez-faire atmosphere that encourages people to linger.

While the old myths may be false in all their particulars, in other words, it's probably not so bad if the common folk comfort themselves with lies.

Take a closer look at failed startups and you will find one common problem: comfort.

Upon completion of the study protocol, the anaesthesiologist gave a subjective assessment of handling, which was rated as very good, good, and poor, and of common concerns (comfort, guidance of laryngoscope handle, blade insertion, and glottic exposure).

And what's striking right away is the common-sense comfort of the pairing: not Mr. Shelton with Mr. Richie, necessarily, but Mr. Shelton with the song.