Sentence examples for it particularly comforting from inspiring English sources

Nor is it particularly comforting.

Skillet Beet and Farro Salad This hearty winter salad can be a meal or a side dish, and warming it in the skillet makes it particularly comforting.

But denying that motherhood is hard work doesn't seem to be the answer, nor is it particularly comforting to think that if you feel have to leave your job you can always set up your own organic evening glove business or whatever.

The Liverpool Football Club has a song and it is particularly comforting to hear strains of "You'll Never Walk Alone" across the airwaves from England to me.

Because "The Nutcracker" is soothing without also being silly, it may be particularly comforting in troubled times.

The notion that the United States will -- for the foreseeable future and likely beyond -- be forced to manage the threat of terrorism rather get rid of it, is not particularly comforting.

Favorites were potato soup, lentil soup and pea soup, the latter a staple of Berlin taverns, and often served also at winter markets, where its warmth is particularly comforting.

None of the presented possibilities were particularly comforting.

He has said it was inspired, structurally, by seventeenth-century balladry: a question is posed, and answers stack up, though none are particularly comforting.

This is of course how life is on the internet, as well as at the show at the British Library; and the conclusion is not particularly comforting.

Piles of sweet peppers and salty olives gave character to a particularly juicy chicken; and a sherry-sweetened, huge and succulent free-range Heritage Farms pork chop with butternut squash and apple was particularly comforting on a cold winter's night.