Sentence examples for some small comfort from inspiring English sources

The morning after his speech, the Bureau of Labour Statistics brought him some small comfort.

Britain's banking bosses may take some small comfort in the knowledge they are not alone.

Perhaps the prospect that his death will have consequences is some small comfort to Khashoggi's children.

But she found some small comfort in that her son did not shoot any of the bystanders who were wounded.

It may come as some small comfort to anxious mutual fund executives that Mr. Brown also has some restless nights.

They become both isolated individuals seeking some small comfort and icons that are impossible to turn away from.

If Labour's fiscal rectitude is of small comfort to some of these Stockton women, they might be glad to hear the oddly contrary message from the great election adjudicator, Paul Johnson of the IFS, who confirmed yesterday: "There's a very big difference between Conservative and Labour plans".

San Francisco's 'Sanctuary City' status might have provided some small psychological comfort but still uncertainty lingered.

It was small comfort for them to know that some also protested the officers' pay, or lack of it.

That's small comfort to the thousands of employees with some unexpected time for winter leisure and anxiety.

There is small comfort in efforts to understand the terrorist mind, but perhaps some hope for the future lies there.