Sentence examples for offering consolation from inspiring English sources

Fair enough in one way: atheists ought not to be offering consolation either".

Also, there was an e-mail from the airline he'd just flown explaining how much they respected his time and offering consolation for his current difficulties.

Smith is a welcome presence in "Lucking Out," whether she's performing or offering consolation to a young woman whose boyfriend vomited on her: "A guy's not really your boyfriend until he's thrown up on you".

Groopman tried to offer consolation.

Cisco has rescinded offers to about 25percentt of the college students who received job offers, but has tried to soften the impact by offering a consolation package consisting of 12 weeks' salary and assistance finding a job elsewhere.

When a neighbor entered offering her consolation, his mother fell into the neighbor's arms weeping.

Mrs. Thatcher dismissed him from the cabinet in 1981, offering a consolation post as arts minister, which he refused.

When people die, especially significant people, others can busy themselves, expressing false emotion, and offering professional consolation.

After they had been subjected to days of intense torture, the prisoners recounted, Father von Wernich would appear offering spiritual consolation.

ON Election Day, Jimmy Breslin published his last regular column for Newsday, offering as consolation to his readers only a cryptic promise to write again "from time to time".

That other awards show (the one that rhymes with Jammy) has never honored Phish, and it only got around to acknowledging the Grateful Dead last year, offering the consolation of a lifetime achievement nod.