Sentence examples for the single consolation from inspiring English sources
The single consolation of the death of Fred Ebb is that at least – on Curtains and The Scottsboro Boys – he got to leave most of the hell of musical gestation to other people.
His single consolation as he pondered the governor's request to steer the most daunting restoration project the city has ever faced?
The public option was a major priority for progressives during the health reform debate in Congress, for whom it was to be a consolation prize of sorts after the White House and Democratic leaders eschewed the single-payer approach.
Such was the form of winger Morley during Villa's title season that he worked his way into the England setup by the end of 1981, and although he would not make the World Cup squad – despite singing on the World Cup single – he had the consolation of being a European Cup winner, his part in Peter Withe's winner legendary.
The argument of the Consolation is basically Platonic.
The only consolation is that every single vote could make a difference.
The consolation: the Post still publishes the admirable Harold Meyerson.
Canada earned the final bid by winning the consolation bracket.
The consolation is that the voters may be paying attention.
That's the only consolation.
