Sentence examples for consolation on from inspiring English sources

Ephron, who died of leukemia on Tuesday night at the age of seventy-one, was an artist of consolation, on the page and in her movies.

Aguero scored in the closing moments but it cannot count as anything approaching consolation on a dismal day for City but one of pure delight for United.

In other circumstances, Giroud's sparkling strike in reply would have been one to savour, but instead it offered little consolation on a depressing night for the home fans.

Darcy Blake added a late consolation on his home ground.

If it's any consolation, on a celestial scale, nothing lasts.

Benítez offered him consolation on the touchline, though he accepted the decision had been correct upon seeing replays post-match.

The mood of consolation lingers on, as Otto Frank meant it to — and not only in Germany, where, even after fifty years, the issue is touchiest.

"It takes wit and courage to make our way while our way is making us, with no consolation to count on but art and the summer lightning of personal happiness".

As Alexander Herzen (the excellent Brian F. O'Byrne), the itinerant political theorist and the trilogy's central figure, says in the concluding scene: "It takes wit and courage to make our way while our way is making us, with no consolation to count on but art and the summer lightning of personal happiness".

Northern Ireland, who lost 2-0 to Israel at Windsor Park in March, finish their campaign on seven points, with one win, four draws and five losses, but at least have the consolation of ending on a positive note.

I offered my sincerest consolations on the poor reviews of his work.