Sentence examples for offers the consolation from inspiring English sources

It offers the consolation of recognition, no small thing".

He seldom offers the consolation of anger; his instinct for comity can look, to some, like detachment, even weakness.

But at least he could set us on the right path, while Hillary's big tent embrace of labor and capital, of polluters and environmentalists, offers the consolation only of mutual assured destruction.

Movement 4 sees the suffering of Jesus as a consolation for the afflicted Christian, movement 5 voices a decision to follow Jesus even in suffering, movement 6 offers the consolation that it will be only a short time until all sadness is overcome, alluding to (as in movement 4).

To that audience, which has little stomach for barbarity, this genre is a godsend, because it offers the consolations of civilized conversation in complete sentences and cultural name-dropping.

The Olympic tournament does not offer the consolation of a playoff.

They do not try to depict horror; instead, they offer the consolation of sublime, transcendent rage.

The aesthetics of European cities offer the consolation of the past's grandeur but seldom the adrenalin of future possibility.

Flanked by party bigwigs, he dismissed rumours that he had been offered the consolation of cabinet job.

In the early days of the leak he offered the consolation that the spillage was tiny compared to the size of the ocean.

Hawkers offer the consolations of kulfi, a kind of ice-cream, to families who pose for photographs in front of the charred structure.