Sentence examples similar to derive solace from from inspiring English sources

They should be ashamed of themselves, and, just because George Osborne has gone and with him so has that "emergency budget", they should beware of deriving solace from the belief that all those Remain stories were exaggerated.

Goldsmith says he derives great solace from baseball.

Republican leaders have derived some solace from the fact that Governor Bush beat Senator McCain here by 2 to 1 among Republicans.

I'm merely a custodian of this place with a responsibility to leave it in a better state than when I acquired it so that future generations can derive some pleasure or solace from its natural beauty.

The farmers may derive some solace, however, from Judge Friedman's strong criticism of the USDA.

Nothing ever came of it, of course; but I have since derived some solace, in moments of darkness, from knowing that the world's richest man seems to think I'm a "nice guy". My other favorite moment came the day I was introduced to one of my movie heroes, Walter Matthau, at a Hollywood awards ceremony while writing a history of the Academy Awards in the early 1990s.

Lifestyle buyers seeking solace from urban lives.

Safin took some solace from the defeat.

Books are a solace from the rain.

Slum dwellers get little solace from calling the police.

Or you can take solace from their everydayness.