Sentence examples for to bring solace from inspiring English sources

The Sufi creed is to bring solace to the human heart and a few days spent at Jahan e Khusrau does indeed inspire a sense of fellow-feeling.

Out of that private, personal display for his mother, Mr. Kahn has built a body of work that aspires to bring solace, comfort, a kind of sublimity, to the end of life.

Reciting the Hail Mary continued to bring solace long after I left the church.

Obituaries are among the hardest, as the represent an obligation to do justice to the folks who have passed and hopefully to bring solace to their loved ones.

Everything is there, in its familiar place, waiting to bring solace and order to your fetid little world like a plaster to a scab.

People everywhere jumped at the chance to bring solace to their life by way of this new buzzword, but rather than balance many found themselves taking on more and feeling greater pressure to perform better in all areas of life.

This crisis is a clear case where aid will bring solace to uprooted refugee families forced to live in increasingly difficult conditions, and will alleviate the suffering of countless families.

Like other Turks, he even offered his own place to strangers in hopes that the safety of his home could bring solace to their nightmare of a night.

But she said that meeting the recipients can bring solace to donor families.

Even little gestures can bring solace to the givers as well as the recipients.

May the memories of her warmth and kindness bring solace to her loving children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren and may the entire family be comforted amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.