Sentence examples for with considerable comfort from inspiring English sources

The Daily News enthused: "For the first time in the history of the world men can travel in pleasant carriages, and with considerable comfort, lower down than gas pipes and water pipes... lower down than the graveyards".

Following the recent repeal of DADT, it was no longer the case that servicemembers would be forced to attend the funerals of their comrades-in-arms alone, foregoing the considerable comfort of standing with their partners by their side for fear of being "outed".

This thorough preparation gives considerable comfort that this massive study will be conducted with due consideration of the ethical issues in research involving biobanks and biomarkers in children.

But technology moves on, and who's to say if that edge will persist?" Malone draws considerable comfort from his long relationship with the Schneider family.

Had Hillary Clinton won the presidency, Israel might not have agreed with her on everything, but could have taken considerable comfort in her sympathetic views toward Netanyahu's government.

Money, in this equation, supplies considerable comfort.

She finds considerable comfort at work, she says.

But the exceptionally assured way in which he has run his campaign is a considerable comfort.

Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said the public and investors should take "considerable comfort".

The chancellor can draw considerable comfort from the lowest unemployment rate since the mid-1970s.

Indeed, its look at behind-­the-scenes policy-making may give America's enemies considerable comfort.