Sentence examples for important consolation from inspiring English sources

But until now, Lander and his frustrated intelligence colleagues have had one single - but highly important consolation.

With so few deals -- and advisory fees -- to chase after, just being listed as an adviser has become an important consolation prize for Wall Street banks these days.

But prospecting offers other important consolations.

What remained were cities where homeowners who bought at the peak could make a deal to sell their homes a small consolation, but an important one.

Knox said it's also important to recognize that there is no consolation for the Kercher family.

The consolations of family life remained important.

Seneca too wrote essays in natural philosophy, as well as a De officiis (which is lost), and important collections of letters, including his distinctive "consolations" which would inaugurate a new philosophical genre (see the entry on Seneca).

He also frequently delivered secular eulogies at funerals and offered consolation that he clearly considered an important part of his mission.

Few writers go so far without claiming to have found a consolation, and the bleakness is an important  part of The Goshawk's strange charm.

This unevenness is especially important at the Olympics, the rare tournament to award consolation prizes.

It has cost him virtually every important relationship in his life, and left him little consolation.