Sentence examples for particularly comforting from inspiring English sources

Nor is it particularly comforting.

None of the presented possibilities were particularly comforting.

Because "The Nutcracker" is soothing without also being silly, it may be particularly comforting in troubled times.

Skillet Beet and Farro Salad This hearty winter salad can be a meal or a side dish, and warming it in the skillet makes it particularly comforting.

The Liverpool Football Club has a song and it is particularly comforting to hear strains of "You'll Never Walk Alone" across the airwaves from England to me.

This is of course how life is on the internet, as well as at the show at the British Library; and the conclusion is not particularly comforting.

He browses in the aisles, gravitating most often toward his beloved Russians, where he is particularly comforted, each time, by his son's name stamped in golden letters on the spines of a row of red and green and blue hardbound books.

If it doesn't last, no other employment is likely to be of any particularly comfort or advantage.

Despite being such an everyday and seemingly passive part of our lives, food -- particularly comfort or 'guilty pleasure' food -- is a loaded cultural symbol, embodying both physical and emotional nourishment as well as guilt and shame.

25 Furthermore, many forms of care and support, particularly comfort measures like feeding and bathing, that family members normally provide to older adults with multiple comorbidities or impaired functional ability are to be continued but in a hospital setting.

It would be comforting, particularly in the west, to think that our romantic partners are chosen purely through desire and attraction.