Sentence examples for drawing comfort from inspiring English sources
They may be drawing comfort from the fact that Mr. Jobs is still around as chairman.
Hong Kong's losses were steeper than those of Taiwan, where investors are still drawing comfort from the calm political waters.
He does so by skiing the same route every day, drawing comfort and calm from the fresh air and this "binary world of ice and sky".
It is largely a matter of news management, drawing comfort (or misery) from opinion polls as the electorate grows gradually bored with the party in power.
Mr. Bush referred several times to his father's presidential campaigns, drawing comfort from the lessons of the past and the perspective it gave him.
The report, drawing comfort from the very consensus it wished to do away with, confidently insisted that sharpening their disagreements wouldn't put a forbidding "ideological wall" between the two parties.
There will be times that drawing comforts you more or less than usual.
Perhaps Mr Clinton can draw comfort.
I drew comfort from that – perhaps not then.
His foes draw comfort by arguing that ultimately he will not win the nomination.
It's also possible to draw comfort from the sheer numbers.
