She discovers comfort, and art, and something of her own, not in finding a resolution but in flattening out the narrative arc, in telling the story as if it were going nowhere.
"A growing number of guys are discovering the comfort of lightweight lingerie style underwear".
Joshua stared at the crosswalk outside the Coffee Shoppe where nothing was happening, until he discovered some comfort in devising wisecracks for some imaginary audience at some future dinner party: How is a shoppe different from a shop?
Don't wait until the bottom of the next bear market to discover your true comfort zone.
For some reason, about three years ago, the finger-sized swifts discovered the comforts of urban living and began, by the tens of thousands, to build their nests in Pattani.
"People ask mothers: 'Is he sleeping through the night yet?' 'Have you started him on solids yet?' 'Has he got any teeth?' No one seems to ask: 'Have you discovered what comforts him?' Yet the ability to sleep through the night, or to digest solid food or to grow teeth, has little to do with mothering.
It's always a comfort to discover people madder than ourselves.
The thermal comfort zone was investigated by researchers for Malaysian residential buildings, discovering that the comfort ranged between 25 °C and 31 °C.
As I called around for advice, I was comforted to discover other reluctant composters, even ones with credentials.
The New Yorker, April 25 , 1936P. 9 When the advantages of a college education are being challenged on every hand, it is comforting to discover a man who is satisfied that his most useful accomplishment is one he learned at college.
By Durand Smith and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 25 , 1936P. 9 When the advantages of a college education are being challenged on every hand, it is comforting to discover a man who is satisfied that his most useful accomplishment is one he learned at college.
