Sentence examples for take solace in the notion from inspiring English sources

Or you might take solace in the notion that the near tie between Bibi and Tzipi would most easily be resolved by the pair rotating the premiership between them, each taking a two-year turn, following the precedent set by Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Shamir after they fought each other to a dead heat in 1984.

The singer could also take solace in the notion that his hit song was hardly the first classic to be widely misinterpreted by the listening public, and it wouldn't be the last.

And Mr. Zoffinger, using an Italian-American expression, said he took solace in the notion that he got a better deal "from being a skootch," attributing the Giants' eventual concession on the more than $6 million dollars in rent to his peskiness as a negotiator.

Given the findings of past research in knowledge and belief in microevolution, evolution educators (including the authors) have taken solace in the notion that instruction about evolution may influence a learner's understanding of this construct, but not his/her acceptance of it.

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

That new force never emerged, and Auerbach could never take solace in the future.

Chipotle can take solace in the knowledge that Jack in the Box did eventually recover, and indeed prospered.

Can you take solace in the fact that the girls are treating you like one of their own?

Whatever goes wrong for you today, you can take solace in the fact that you are not the New York Mets.

But hey, the Rays' pitchers can all take solace in the fact that they are not Alex Rodriguez.

But I take solace in the fact that he had a family who loved him more than anything.