Sentence examples for consolation comes from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, however, in other comparable aspects Consolation comes out wanting.

Consolation comes in the form of a delicious refuge dinner of venison, polenta and excellent local red wine, served on the precipice of what Italians call "il fronte verticale".

For the Brazilians, an unusual consolation comes in the fact that their defense, reputedly weak and unreliable, again exceeded expectations, as it has been doing throughout the later rounds.

Consolation comes in the form of a forlorn email from Ben Williams: "The Man Booker Prize longlist having been announced yesterday, sans any South African writers (curses!), we who follow books are in some desperation trying to find one solid link that will connect SA to one of the longlistees, so we can adopt a horse to back in the race.

How much consolation comes from culture when you can't win the matches that matter?

The other half of the consolation comes from the knowledge of how many troubles were overcome before one reached this day.

Werder's consolation came from Johan Micoud.

In the end, consolation came from an unexpected source.

The Imitation Game also had a relatively meagre night, though consolation came with Graham Moore winning for best adapted screenplay.

Five different players found the mark for the Rams; the Hornets' consolation came from one of their 10, yes 10, loan signings from Udinese, Matej Vydra.

One modest consolation came from an Edgemont parent who said she thought her team would beat us by a far larger margin.