Sentence examples for vast consolation from inspiring English sources
Yet Colson Whitehead's existence is a vast consolation to me.
The wooden interior, muddy-brown brickwork and vast ceilings are perfect consolation for dark evenings, and despite the thrusting clientele, convey a quiet nobility.
My only consolation is that this is a vast improvement over the six preceding years.
Perhaps it would be of some consolation for me to tell you what a vast minority you are in!
As a consolation Mr. Moles gave me a look at his vast collection, accumulated over decades and stored in drawers and on the walls of his small caretaker's house.
But the vast majority of players have no hope at even catching some consolation prizes against untold millions of competitors.
The members of this community take some consolation and pride in the fact that Stanford, unlike the vast majority of major colleges and National Football League teams, has had two African-American head football coaches.
Without derision but with a gentle skepticism, the director hints at the regressive burden of tradition and its fantasies while nonetheless, with vast sympathy, showing the spectrum of unbearable realities for which they offer some consolation.
The vast majority of people in line were there specifically for Jeter, though there are consolation prizes: the occasional relief pitcher, utility player or recent draft pick who will stop and sign.
