Sentence examples for temporary comfort from inspiring English sources
Still, the talk of killing the judge gave him temporary comfort, he said.
As for thinking of them as "evil" this might bring some form of temporary comfort to many.
"Even if we experienced some level of comfort in knowing the name, and fleeting hope from temporary comfort with medications, the terrorist was still going to kill him".
Within weeks, it had lost important parliamentary elections, and only South Korea's unexpected progress to the World Cup semi-finals offered Kim temporary comfort.
But there's no uplift in the lyrics, which hint at an addict's endless need and temporary comfort, as Mr. Smith observes: "You gotta get high somewhere/Is it destruction that you require to feel?" Throughout his career Mr. Smith regularly insisted that his songs weren't autobiography or confession.
One thing that no drug can buffer is the nearly unbridled contempt Mary feels for her older son, Jamie, a mediocre actor in thrall to the bottle and to prostitutes, who give him what he needs and all he can take: temporary comfort.
The temporary comforts of purchased one-night stands had, inevitably, a steadily diminishing allure.
Dred Scott, Wounded Knee, Manzanar, where Japanese-Americans were held during World War II -- the temporary political comfort gained by denying others their rights as citizens and dignity as people casts long shadows over our national narrative, and threatens the Supreme Court's promise of equal justice under the law.
Those rules and restrictions could give the public some comfort, albeit temporary.
It may give you a temporary "high" or feeling of "comfort," however in the long run, it only leads to increased anxiety and unhappiness.
From those early years on, all through the wars, the revolutions, the squalid business of banishments to Siberia and the sudden reversals of fortune, this idyllic mile-long strand was always there, like a faithful Paradise, offering temporary salvation in those elemental comforts of sun, sand and sea.
