Sentence examples for he seeks solace from inspiring English sources
This year, he seeks solace there.
In another, he seeks solace from his brother's death with an older woman, and wonders if she ruins him for girlfriends his own age.
As he recalls each of them, he seeks solace in the words of his favourite, Ewan, who suggested that "his life of many lives was denser, was richer, was less monotonous than the monogamy he pined for".
Profile Books; £7.99This superbly written and sad memoir tells the story of a lawyer's fight against Israel's seizure of Palestinian land and how he seeks solace by walking in the wild countryside of the West Bank.The Three of Us: A Family Story.By Julia Blackburn.Pantheon; 313 pages; $26.
Across the Atlantic, at Niagara Falls, Toby O'Hara lost his mother in one of his father's early experiments in flight, something which has not curtailed his own endeavours to defy gravity, as he seeks solace with a taste for Thomas Cook's early forays into organised travel.
Here, worn down by mud and flood, lonely and desperate, he takes up with Will Sefton, a capricious rent-boy in whose sexual favours he seeks solace.When tragedy hits the farm, Harriet seeks out Joseph to tell him of their fate.
He sought solace wherever he could find it.
Miserable, he sought solace in alcohol and drugs with other former members.
He sought solace in the gentle surroundings of a four-star hotel.
A couple of years later, reborn as Numan, he sought solace in punk, although he was unable to identify with the scene's politicised rage.
An assistant to the designers Bill Blass, Halston and Arnold Scaasi in the '70s and '80s, Bert said his career was derailed after several close friends died of AIDS and he sought solace in drink.
