Sentence examples for getting comfort from from inspiring English sources

After so many years of getting comfort from dad, why not give some back?

Some cats who are bonded to their owner will benefit from companionship and reassurance (such as the cat who bolts under the comforter during a thunderstorm: she gets comfort from the owner's scent on the bedsheets).

I don't get comfort from that, but I get huge comfort from the rituals".

"I get comfort from looking at people who gave up so much," she said.

("Don't let nobody tell you there's just one way to get comfort from the Good Book").

I get comfort from my beloved stockpile while preparing myself for the next inevitable (misguided) product change.

Abbie seemed to get comfort from analyzing the case — it made her feel as if she were actively doing something for her son — and she asked Fostravz to recount the last night of the baby's life.

Guardian readers wouldn't shout at a morbidly obese person, "it's 'cos you're stupid", so neither should we do the same to someone who gets comfort from a medium, rather than a Mars bar.

They are never going to get their son or husband or father back but hopefully they can get comfort from the fact someone was there trying to help, that lady was there with him, people in the community did try and help.

You can understand why politicians like using total GDP, given it always grows by a bigger number, and it is much harder to fall compared with GDP per capita: In GDP per capita terms, Australia definitely did have a recession during the GFC, though we can still get comfort from the fact that our decline in 2008-09 was the second smallest in the advanced economic world, behind only South Korea.

You aren't any good at making the kind of small talk so many people get comfort from.