Sentence examples for deep solace from inspiring English sources

It is a deep solace, very Swiss in its mountain setting and sudden sense of propriety.

There is deep solace in the fact that we are not alone.

What I need to do is dive into the deeper solace, the calmness beneath the surface".

Art can be a faith, too, from which some of us draw the deepest solace.

Books are the cause of his political troubles, catalysts for his misadventures, his deepest solace; ultimately, they become his ticket out of China to a position as a language teacher at Yale.

Mr. Dylan delivered them with the tone of someone whose past warnings went unheeded but who will not stay silent, with his voice rising to insist, "Can't you see I'm drowning too?" There were glimmers of reassurance, but the deeper solace was that Mr. Dylan is still raising a ruckus.

I want to talk to you tonight about that one great thing that unites us, that one great thing that brings us our greatest joy when times are good and the deepest solace in our dark hours.

Glimmering throughout "Dear Elizabeth" is the sense that despite the occasional disasters that struck them, both individually and occasionally together, they drank deep of the solace that a shared passion for their art and mutual love brought them.

In a punishing prison life, the men have found ways to overcome moments of deep despair, including solace drawn from the solidarity of journalists and human rights organisations the world over.

Strangers share their deepest secrets, seeking solace through his prominence as a gay man who has had the strength to admit his weaknesses.

She could neither envision a place for herself in the emerging feminist movement, then viewed with suspicion and hostility in popular books and mass media, nor publish the essays she wrote in defense of women's equality, and in her moments of deepest depression found solace in gazing at the stars.