Sentence examples for considerable solace from inspiring English sources
Meantime, Japanese companies seem to be taking considerable solace from their growing role behind the scenes building planes for other companies.
But the movies have offered little in the way of solace for Main Street, which has been in considerable pain since 2007.
That is, by a considerable margin, the biggest ever three-day opening at the UK box office, beating Quantum of Solace's £15.38m.
When I am feeling overwhelmed, alienated, forgotten and angry -- and I do as an older white man who doesn't feel I am listened to or valued for the considerable talents I have -- I don't turn to an arrogant, obscene rich guy for solace.
'We have lost the joy of the household and the solace of our old age.' Keynes argues persuasively that Annie's death had a considerable impact on Darwin's thinking.
In New York, the speech brought small solace compared with the more concise declaration by the Knicks' radio voice, Marv Albert, who told his considerable audience a few minutes after 7 30, "Here comes Willis!" Reed had torn a muscle in his right hip early in Game 5 of the N.B.A. finals against the Los Angeles Lakers — which was played at Madison Square Garden hours after the Kent State shootings.
