Sentence examples for some sort of comfort from inspiring English sources

It will bring some sort of comfort," he said.

"They're looking for some sort of comfort," he said.

Is it now — and is that supposed to be some sort of comfort?

Toynbee, along with many others, clings to the retention of inheritance tax like some sort of comfort blanket.

He sued, but then faced the difficulty of proving history, thereby providing some sort of comfort to the late politician's family.

The final part of the statement on the remnant of CheckAshleyMadison.com reads: "We also hope that all of you affected by the leak will be able to find some sort of comfort in the near future".

I think British Airways must provide some sort of emotional comfort to British bankers because they so regularly choose it over other airlines.

"It is unconscionable to think that the families of the victims in Newtown, and a sympathetic community looking to provide them some sort of financial support and comfort, have become the targets of criminals," said Kimberly K. Mertz, the special agent in charge of the New Haven division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

That sort of comfort ignores the quick quality of change.

There's a strange sort of comfort in this no-nonsense approach to glitz.

I have heard Sancerre sneered at as a sort of comfort food, signaling timidity in a cliquish world that sizes up personality and status by choice of beverage.