Catastrophe, for example, is not so much about finding your perfect partner as deciding, rationally, to use another person to facilitate some sort of solace.
The Stansburys found their new associates helpful, and they took to their roles, so determined to win justice or some sort of solace that they came to define themselves as living satellites orbiting the dead.
Even those who like to believe in a divinity that loves us and means us well can grasp, and take some sort of solace in, the awareness that creation is random and incomprehensible and indifferent; that — turn, turn, turn — there is a time to every purpose under heaven; that, in short, it is not personal.
The Glaswegian and Dundonian examples may come as some sort of solace to separatists in regions which are currently attached to countries less obliging of noisy minorities and aspirant orphans than the UK is: Catalonia, the Basque Lands, Corsica, Britanny, Bavaria, Flanders.
The family found some sort of solace in the village of Walberswick on the Suffolk coast which, with its grassy sand dunes, large skies and a home they called "Hidden House", reminded them of the beloved Baltic island they were forced to forsake.
Even those who like to believe in a divinity that loves us and means us well can grasp, and take some sort of solace in, the awareness that creation is random and incomprehensible and indifferent; that turn, turn, turn there is a time to every purpose under heaven; that, in short, it is not personal.
But then I recognize that despite the travails and Seth's misfortune, I am realizing some sort of explorers solace.
To put it simply, the way he manipulates his sounds makes you feel all weird inside, which confuses your brain and forces you to find some sort of mental solace.
Still, I take a bittersweet sort of solace in all the current banana doings.
When Irene, who gives up striving to endure her life with the disapproving, coldhearted John, kills herself, Tyler finds a bitter sort of solace by entering into "the life" himself, as a special friend of the Queen and her stable of women.
