Sentence examples for major consolation from inspiring English sources

The major consolation for Jankovic is that she feels free of the physical problems that have dogged her over the last two years, including an ankle injury at the end of last year.

That was a major consolation for British officials after a ferocious and skilful contest that offered further evidence of the gulf in class that England now have less than 12 months to close.

Relegation would be a bitter disappointment for the team, although none of their supporters would swap survival for last season's long-awaited Championship triumph – and a home CB40 semi-final against Warwickshire on Saturday provides the opportunity to secure only their second Lord's final appearance since 1998, which would represent another major consolation.

In a major consolation for the joint runners-up, Smith and Hall secured starts at next year's British Open at Royal Birkdale, as did two-time champion Aaron Baddeley, who finished in a five-way tie for fourth at 10 under, two shots out of the playoff.

I have watched many forced out of the work they love into jobs in which the major consolation is that "at least it provides a career structure".

Such a hope, it would seem, provides a major consolation only if one is optimistic concerning the persistence and continued memory of the community, as well as the accuracy and justice of their judgments.

Their major consolations are familiar to the human species: death, and rolling peals of dark laughter.

If there was a consolation for Mr Major, as he faced up to the prospect of being the worst Tory loser since Arthur Balfour also dithered in 1906, it was that his Euro-sceptic tormentors were among the night's biggest losers.

The biggest competition is among two R&B-dipped pop crooners: Mars' popular sophomore set, "Unorthodox Jukebox," could sneak off with multiple wins, but after Timberlake was denied in the major categories, will voters offer consolation here for his "The 20/20 Experience?" TIMELINE: Grammy winners throughout the years.

Henceforth, a major challenge related to conveying consolation, is to resist the temptation of imposing well-meant interventions on patients.

Its a consolation prize for engaging in a major conflict for the cause.