Sentence examples for have given solace from inspiring English sources

Such words would not have given solace to fans like the 27-year-old man who gave his family name as Chu: "This is such a disgrace for China," he said, adding, "He must have been through a lot of pressure from the press.

It has given solace to women who have suffered their own sexual assaults in silence.

Marrying a rich widow has given him solace and time for his real interests such as alchemy, the Kabala, astrology, Egyptian mysticism, and numerology.

Music has given me great solace in my times of hardship.

Being her husband's digital executor has given Chaz some solace.

Solace has given its paralegals a directory of organisations and services that can further advise members.

But the long months of interrogations had given him an unexpected solace, too, a chance to get to know his brother better and to sift through his own failings.

The only other paper to have given much solace to campaigners for independence is, perhaps surprisingly, the voice of the City, the Financial Times whose "If Scotland Goes" series is being quoted, very selectively it must be said, on Yes Scotland campaign billboards.

Author Antony Slide has noted that Dot's religious beliefs have given her solace, but has given her an excuse to be prejudiced against her neighbours, and to deal with the criminal antics of her wayward son.

Still, the Coyotes can take much solace in having given their franchise a jolt of credibility with this playoff run, writes Dan Bickley in The Arizona Republic.

If anyone had said that to me, that would've given me a lot of solace.