Sentence examples for take solace in a study from inspiring English sources

Anyone distraught about being told to give up porterhouse steaks or grandma's butter cookies may take solace in a study published 14 years ago but basically ignored since, partly because it questioned the conventional wisdom about the benefits of a low-fat diet.

Fashion-forward detractors can take solace in a post on Fashionista, which asked fashion experts to design a hoodie-free look for Mr. Zuckerberg.

For now, however, Adelman can at least take solace in a pair of veterans capable of keeping the ship on a steady course.

If big business doesn't get the relief it wants from Congress, can it take solace in a messy breakup of the infamous firm?

Meanwhile, the mother takes solace in a secret affair.

Wilf McGuinness ended up taking solace in a bottle of sherry when it was his turn.

After taking solace in a romance with a younger student named Yuta, she learns that Hijiri is her half brother: Saki and Hijiri... Are blood relatives, "siblings"... ?

Stocks were stuck in negative territory at midday Tuesday, but investors took solace in a significant move off the session's lows.

Previous studies have found that some people take solace in knowing that a diagnosis wasn't totally their fault -- that some risk factors were out of their control.

The Celtics could take solace in Garnett and a strong performance from Glen Davis (12 points) off the bench.

Take solace in that notion and a nice glass of red wine.