Sentence examples for have given comfort from inspiring English sources
She obligingly gave out the names of her interior decorator and personal chef -- whose very existence may have given comfort to visitors feeling inadequate about their own homes.
The bear is only one small way in which donors to the Neediest Cases Fund have given comfort to the lives of some of New York's poorest and most forgotten citizens.
It would seem strange to me if God made such a complicated world and such complicated people and then had no more to offer than blankness at the end" — this in response to the death of Muggs, Robert's beloved dog! (All his letters of condolence, actually, are beautiful, unmannered, and must surely have given comfort).
So, if comets have landed there (and, given the craters' ages, the odds are that several will have), some of the ice carried by such dirty celestial snowballs might be preserved in the permanent shadow cast by the craters' walls.Two past investigations have given comfort to the optimists.
The continuous improvement of the materials and the surgical techniques have given comfort to patients suffering from painful diseases of the joints, such as primary osteoarthritis and secondary ones caused by rheumatoid arthritis, posttraumatic conditions, congenital dysplasia or dislocation, and aseptic necrosis of the femoral head.
The director of the FBI said Scotland's decision had given "comfort to terrorists" around the world.
By promising to push ahead so firmly with no second referendum and no early general election, May has given comfort to the hardline cabinet Brexiteers.
Their problem stemmed from working for a broadcaster based in Qatar, a country which is viewed - and not only by Egypt - as having given comfort to Islamist subversives.
When our government equates journalism with espionage, propagandists smirk: Even in America.... Thus Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, who is trying to salvage a career fueled in part by Murdoch's support, has given comfort to tyrants everywhere by proposing to constrain a press that is already hemmed in by draconian libel laws and an official secrets act.
For decades now, Rand's work has given comfort and ammunition to brazen bozos like Rush Limbaugh and McCain economic advisor Phil "Don't Worry Be Happy" Gramm.
