Sentence examples for need of solace from inspiring English sources

FRANKFURT — There may be no better cure for a banker suffering the sovereign debt blues than a new Porsche, and few cities with more bankers in need of solace than Frankfurt.

A "forkful of silken veal" reminds her father of his childhood; mushroom soup "is the perfect prescription for those in need of solace"; a dacquoise is "more than a dessert," it is "a promise that something wonderful is about to happen"; and the baking of a chocolate cake so large that it needs to be carried by four men becomes a declaration of love.

Time and again, a community in need of solace found it by lifting its voices in song.

Those in need of such solace -- and who isn't now?

Those in need of such solace -- and who doesn't that include in New York these days?

Those in need of such solace have been rewarded with this giant singing Hostess cupcake of a show.

In the words of Will Wiles, "the city needs places of solace, calm, order and beauty – even prettiness.

Tesco's only solace is that it is only doing marginally worse now than its direct competitors, such as Sainsbury's and Morrison's.There is no need for solace at the Keelham Farm Shop, on the outskirts of Bradford, however.

But as evidence of just how much he needed the kind of solace it offered, Dr. King died before the cabin was finished.

If anyone had asked that day, I wouldn't have been able to articulate what kind of solace I needed.

It is exhilarating, sexy, and dizzying, and maybe there is a moment here and there when it's all just a bit much, when a touch of solace is needed from things that don't change.