Sentences with phrase «much consolation»

It's not much consolation for never being able to fly, but it has to do.

The only primary will be in London, not much consolation for Londoners, but reassuring for those who might otherwise have faced a primary for other mayoral elections or for parliamentary candidates.

The medium - term outlook doesn't offer much consolation.

The tears that flow from this man's sons are bitter and with much consolations gathering in their togetherness as wasted nuptials being leveraged by time's undoing stature.

Unfortunately, that's not much consolation in the moment when you're dealing with a career slip - up of your own.

After all, a lower rate isn't much consolation if the lender isn't ready on closing day or otherwise jeopardizes your deal.

Our dogs are our best friends and it's important we provide as much consolation as we can during their time of need!

I suspect that Mrs. Jones is not going to derive much consolation from that explanation.

A failure as a politician, he has found much consolation in the unmerited attention he receives from parts of the media, where he repeats ad nauseam his fantasies of a world that is cooling and icecaps that are thickening: explicit denial of observable phenomena.

How much consolation that offers to the drying southwest and plains, coastal cities underwater, salt intrusion to coastal farming, etc, etc, is the question.

The cups did not offer much consolation either as only the second qualifying round of the FA Cup was reached and the first round of the Senior Cup.

In any case, Spotlight is the clear class of the category, and very, very likely to be the winner — not that this will be much consolation if it misses out on its deserved win for best picture.

The tears that flows from this man's son is bitter with much consolations gathering together as wasted nuptials being leveraged by time's undoing.

That's not much consolation for some city leaders, like Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick, who says his city has hit rock bottom.

The Budget sweetener of a few more years of cheap rail travel is not much consolation.

It's probably not much consolation, yet thanks to the Internet, you are NOT alone, even though it likely feels incredibly lonely.

To be told that we are clinging to words and ideas, to plans and false securities, instead of listening to the inspirations of the Spirit is not much consolation.

I doubt that's much consolation, though.

It won't be much consolation for the supporters, but surely most will forgive Messi for prioritising trophies and major honours in the coming months as he'll hope to delight fans worldwide on the biggest stages if Barcelona and Argentina can advance and step closer to success.

If the system goes wrong and there's an accident at Sizewell B, it won't be much consolation to be told that the problem was nothing to do with science, it was really one of art.

but that's not going to be much consolation to others who aren't so lucky.

Still, going through the suit twice isn't much consolation, nor is the possibility of Brite attempting to recover damages through a legal malpractice action.

In Florida, PIP coverage pays for 80 percent of medical bills; 60 percent of lost wages; and $ 5,000 in death benefits (which is not much consolation, if you die.)

For private equity firms, which finance buyouts by saddling companies with debt, the promise of immediately expensing investments doesn't offer much consolation.