A characteristic sentence is one in which self-consolation is declined.
If these sound like heroic attempts at self-consolation, that is because they are.
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His latest movie, Aloha, is so hell-bent on self-consolation it feels like whistling in the dark.
With lyrics of self-consolation, it could be a theme for a night at the Hall of Fame Hotel and Lounge: "I may not be a legend," he sang.
Writer Mark Hertsgaard noted "many of the song's lyrics do seem directed more at a grown man on the verge of a powerful new love, especially the lines 'you have found her now go and get her' and 'you're waiting for someone to perform with.'" Tim Riley wrote, "If the song is about self-worth and self-consolation in the face of hardship, the vocal performance itself conveys much of the journey.
Of course, if really have diarrhea, this may not be of any consolation to your weakened self!
He's always on the hustle, and part of the hustle is the lie the lie of strategy, the lie of vanity, the lie of consolation, the lie of self-defense.
After the theological severity of Wood's first collection, "The Broken Estate," the humane, secular emphasis of "The Irresponsible Self" -- a book about the novel's comic consolations rather than its religious agonies -- comes as something of a relief.
In conclusion, this study provides strong evidence for the relationship-repair hypothesis, moderate evidence for the consolation hypothesis and no evidence for the self-protection hypothesis.
She subsequently won what many considered a "consolation" Oscar for her portrayal of an alcoholic, self-destructive actress in Dangerous (1935).
