Sentence examples for sense of consolation from inspiring English sources

In doing so they offer the audience a sense of consolation for what has gone before.

Shiites leaders also expressed shock that no high-ranking government official visited the grieving families to offer support or any sense of consolation.

Amid the feelings of grief and loss of possibility of a further, better relationship, I felt a powerful sense of consolation.

This is the same sense of consolation you can feel sitting in A&E: a strange mix of pity and self-interest.

Instead of seeking reconciliation with an original uncreated realm, a true God beyond all gods, the modern Gnostic seeks salvation through "reconciliation with one's own primordial depths," and the sense of consolation that this purely personal experience provides.

Tucked away in residential neighbourhoods off the beaten pop track, these working chapels and community tabernacles are warmed by a vestigial sense of consolation and in-your-ear acoustics.

In good times of happiness and security, you might have no sense of needing any consolation and might even assume that God will not be available when he is needed.

This last story, which is less a story in any conventional sense than a sort of song of consolation, has an emotional directness that is lacking in most of the volume's other tales.

Swift's only source of consolation was his growing sense that the tribunals would never take place.

He offered glamour along with compassion and consolation, a sense of sad magic along with the expansive glow of romance.

"There is no consolation in any sense of vindication, frankly, because I care about the country and I care about the party.