Solace in a sentence

After Carter complains that he was beaten by French police with a phone book during questioning, Lee offers the solace that at least he wasn't dealing with a phone book from the more populated Hong Kong.

After the death of his mother is relayed to him, Luke finds solace in his bunk, with the rest of the prisoners seen behind him at the end of the jailhouse.

Alan Kim shines as Luke Song, a young Korean boy who finds solace in cowboy culture, while Lee Jeong-eun delivers depth as Luke’s mother, navigating the challenges of a new life.

All the men in Mzbel’s life abandoned her and she later resorted to joining a church to find solace,” she alleged.

And all her life, she found solace and expression in movement and breath.

And he saw nature as a way to escape from everyday life’s stresses and find solace and serenity in the world’s beauty.

And it is out of the depths that healing, community and solace can hope to emerge.

And while a Genesect hundo is an exceedingly rare sight in the game, this unlucky player can at least take some solace in the fact that the creature itself isn't particularly useful in competitive play.

As you venture northwards, the coastal vistas of places like Cape Wrath, Britain's northwesternmost point, offer solace and solitude.

Based on accounts gathered by the Animal Kingdom Foundation (AKF), his owner’s family had attempted to bring Morgan home, but the dog seemed to have found solace in his vigil outside the morgue, refusing to leave the place where he last saw his owner.

But Corker could take some solace from the fight Canterbury showed late on - even though the result had already been virtually determined.

But for Valentina and many other followers, membership is perfectly compatible with their patriotism, and such considerations rate a distant second to the spiritual solace that the church provides.

But in this case, these people could turn to seek solace in virtual partners that satisfy their emotional needs.

But the book banners can take solace in one thing.

But Vanga can take solace in the film’s box office earnings.

By taking these extra steps, funeral services ensure that the farewell becomes a true reflection of the individual being honoured, bringing comfort and solace to those in attendance.

Calls for time largely fall on deaf ears in Glasgow and Beale takes no solace from the fact that the defeat was the first that he has suffered in 15 matches.

Clad in his signature dark sunglasses, Church traded lines with Wallen on “Man Made a Bar,” a tribute to the hazy, smoke-filled spaces where libations flow freely and the heartbroken escape to find solace and refuge.

Clark had "turned to drink" and "sought solace in a pint of beer – more than one" before the incident.

Dave, on the other hand, tended to look for solace in prayer and meditation.