Sentences with phrase «little consolation at»
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Even though your skin may age more slowly than other types, that's little consolation when you're looking at large pores and shine.
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He brings his little neighborhood together, doing small favors for the locals that they barely notice (bringing a woman her breakfast in exchange for a ride on her bike, helping a garbage collector with an upcoming test, and offering kind consolation to the vendor at the newspaper stand for the state of her love life).
While it's little consolation to her friends and loved ones, at least we can hope that, like Jenna, she had ultimately found a kind of happiness.
But Father Barton, he pointed his skinny finger at the little gold seal on my menu like it was some kind of consolation prize.
The fact that I was in good company at that time, in reality, provides little consolation so if you still think that you need to be everywhere, well, I'm here to explain why that is a false assumption.
Amid all the doom and gloom surrounding the Wii U, Nintendo can at least draw consolation from the success (little remarked upon) of the 3DS handheld — achieved despite dire predictions at its launch that handheld games consoles would no longer be able to cope with the rise of mobile phones as gaming platforms: «Some indie developers have told us that when they offer the same software on iOS and Android, and in the eShop on Nintendo 3DS, the 3DS eShop version sells most.
Since the posters can not be displayed to promote at least the opening of the exhibition, the sudden turnaround of Deutsche Bahn AG is little consolation.»
To such a claimant the knowledge that he failed at the interim stage by a margin as little (and as precise) as two or three percent is likely to be scant consolation.
Video capture maxes out at 1080p, which may be little consolation to those expecting 4K.
This is precious little consolation if you're stuck on KitKat, but a new video tour of Lollipop on the Galaxy S5 will at least give you a good taste of what you're in store for.