Sentence examples for considerable comforts from inspiring English sources

He died in 1801, and, as a gesture of gratitude for his life's considerable comforts, left the bulk of his estate to establish a sanctuary for "aged, decrepit and worn-out seamen".

Here then, are our choices for the "next easiest" overseas retirement destinations -- places where you'll still find considerable comforts and where it's still fairly easy to transition to expat life.

This thorough preparation gives considerable comfort that this massive study will be conducted with due consideration of the ethical issues in research involving biobanks and biomarkers in children.

Money, in this equation, supplies considerable comfort.

She finds considerable comfort at work, she says.

Indeed, its look at behind-­the-scenes policy-making may give America's enemies considerable comfort.

"But by the same token, there is considerable comfort in having certainty.

"Burgess," he writes, "lives a lonely life in considerable comfort at 5,000 roubles a month".

But the exceptionally assured way in which he has run his campaign is a considerable comfort.

Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said the public and investors should take "considerable comfort".

So, if anyone has the blueprint for taking Brady out of his considerable comfort zone, it should be the Texans.