"I get solace when I need solace".
In short, he gets solace from the memory of the very family he was convicted of slaying 26 years ago.
She gets solace, she said, from the fact that the women in the neighborhood still show her respect.
"You get solace from the fact she paints a world that is different and emphasises the values of treating everyone with respect, including nature.
And I'm not sure whether they've reached the age — my youngest is five — at which one can get solace from believing, as David Makovsky puts it, that the situation in Gaza "is inherently unstable".
"Grief is a frozen state for men and for women, but men can be harder to understand, because we don't like to articulate our feelings," says Field. "Matt Fowler [Wilkinson] gets solace from his friends, but he's still alone.
If any person is involved in killing the cat he has to make a statue of the cat of gold/bronze metal and kept submerged in deep water to get solace and relief from the effects of the committed sin.
Photographer Mary Frey noted that she gets "solace and sustenence from looking at the work of artists of the past but, after all, I'm a contemporary artist and I need to find the work of contemporary artists.
"We have got to take solace from how we are playing and keep hold of that.
