Sentence examples for offer some comfort from inspiring English sources

Maitland recommended holding a press conference, saying that her message would "offer some comfort and relief for the community".

But I also want to offer some "comfort" to the "afflicted" students (a practice Dunne also recommended).

The Federal Reserve's decision on Tuesday to cut interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point should offer some comfort to consumers, with limits.

The prime minister's speech will offer some comfort for Kenneth Clarke who has been irritated over the last 48 hours by Catgate.

… "More important, I hope I can offer some comfort and peace to not only Jerry's purported survivors, but to the multitudes of powerless and disadvantaged kids who are abused by evil people and institutions disguising themselves as helpers.

And perhaps this performance may offer some comfort, in a sour presidential election year, by reminding us that no matter who wins, he surely won't be as mad and bad as Shakespeare's nastiest royal basket case.

For those domestic workers who are treated fairly — and allowed to leave their employer's residences on days off — working in Beirut can offer some comforts of home.

RESALE VALUES History offers some comfort here.

That idea offers some comfort to many investors.

While the numbers are sobering, a historical comparison offers some comfort.

Low-income students got none of this, but at least the maintenance grant offered some comfort.