Sentence examples for consolation in the knowledge from inspiring English sources

And the Democratic Party -- even though it has lost the White House and Congress -- may find some small consolation in the knowledge that its image, though antiquated, still appeals to more voters than any other.

Though all losses are painful, perhaps we can take some consolation in the knowledge that the names of those who will sacrifice so much are unlikely to go unknown.

First he had to cope with the unsettling effects of a false start but there was consolation in the knowledge that it was precipitated by Leroy Burrell, the former holder of the world record at 100 metres and the betting favourite to win last night.

Though misery loves company, he finds no consolation in the knowledge that the Republican Party, which relentlessly and blindly fought him at every turn, also drowned in its Pyrrhic victory, taking down, not only itself, but all of Washington.

Williams, however, can derive consolation from the knowledge that his team won the game in spite of him, edging the Mets, 3-2, and moving one victory from securing the Yankees' third successive World Series championship and fourth in five Octobers.

This belief system might offer potential consolation and the knowledge that there will be an afterlife and a reunification of family members might have helped them through bereavement.

The one consolation about buying a house is that, while it may leak, fall down or bankrupt you, at least you complete the deal secure in the knowledge that you'll never have to return it.

He had not yet found any consolation in the thought.

Lafont took "refuge and consolation" in the theatre.

But there was consolation in the form of a win in the eighth race.

The Germans quickly found consolation in the arms of Aerospatiale Matra, a partly privatised French group.