Sentence examples for preach comfort from inspiring English sources

Designers started to preach comfort.

The Kitchen has been preaching comfort food since 2000.

But the crowds still come to hear her son Billy preach words of comfort and confidence.

Ms Power, may now, of course, be learning the hard truth that preaching from the comfort of opposition, academia or the media is not the same as sitting in the hot seat and coping with geopolitical reality.

The two great prophets Enoch and Elijah, who never died but were spirited away to the earthly paradise, will arrive to preach against the tyrant and comfort the elect, but Antichrist will slay them.

Over time, however, the hard edge of social responsibility got rounded off and smoothed down with preaching about individual piety and comfort.

I am not here to stay in my comfort zone or simply preach to the choir.

We can find comfort in history: Obama preached a message of hope and change, and he changed a lot, but most things stayed the same.

Some struck a more serious tone, including a group from the Calvary Bible Church in nearby Milpitas, which planned a 10 a.m. service Sunday to comfort believers of Mr. Camping's preaching.

When not vilifying opponents or breaking protocol to comfort the sick and destitute, he preaches a vague ideology named after Venezuela's favourite son, the 19th-century independence hero Simon Bolivar, whom the president quotes profusely.

I don't preach it, but it's a faith that is a comfort to me when the night is long".