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• It's a dubious and conflicted comfort, but a comfort of sorts.
• there is room for four people to travel in comfort
• It was a comfort to know that there were people around who would treat us kindly.
• They soothe and comfort the psyche, putting a floor under us so that we are not paralyzed by fear.
• He does, however, see an opportunity for brands to provide consumers with comfort and relief from the anxieties caused by safety fears.
• She always had a word of consolation and comfort to all who had the pleasure of knowing her.
• She appreciates the fact that in Bulgaria, there is all the convenience and comfort of regular utility services like water, electricity, and heating.
• That allows the money to last longer - a comfort for anyone in this situation.
• Having made it through university, they want to live in comfort and make good money working in places such as Beijing, Shanghai, or Shenzhen.
• Idi Amin is still living in comfort in Saudi Arabia.
• Obviously, food selection can have an impact on physical comfort during chemotherapy, when mouth sores and mucositis affect the ability to eat.
• It nourishes the desire for things higher than mere physical comfort .
• ‘You can only admire the sheer professionalism of our service, which is a great comfort when we are in these difficulties,’ he said.
• Always putting foremost the welfare of others, she was, for many years, a Handmaid in Knock where she helped bring comfort , solace and support to those in need.
• They are so heavily rewarded for modest finishes that they can live their lives in comfort without having achieved much on their own.
• They're there for me - they comfort , cajole, coerce, cohort, conspire, and commiserate.
• Despite living in wealth and comfort , the family was far from happy.
• We've learned from our evaluations that physical comfort is much more important to parents than children.
• Do we sometimes think of religion as a soother, that it's about making us feel good, or providing comfort and consolation?
• At the age of 17, when I was homeless, all I had were my thoughts and the comfort of pretending that my situation would improve.
• Our natural impulse is to soothe, to comfort , to relieve suffering.
• He had two children with her but his pension was insufficient to allow the family to live in comfort .
• Now, I look at the last pages of Christopher's and my life together, and his death and funeral and memorial service, and she's done them so beautifully, they are such a comfort .
• they should take comfort that help is available
• My instinct is to soothe and comfort ; I can never just walk away.
• In certain Eastern religions, sages and adepts may make sacrifices of their own physical comfort in order to receive enlightenment.
• My fortune enabled me to live my life in comfort , but it also gave me too much time.
• The silence that had slid around her in the cold, dark room was not a comfort or a reassurance.
• You do it when the kid is upset, and you have to carry him, and you're trying to comfort him and protect him as you walk.
• A family, unused to the centre of the stage and broken in grief, draw comfort from the predictability of the rituals.
• The pigs on the other hand did not work at all but lived in comfort .
• He seemed concerned about your physical comfort as well.
• Absurdly for something which causes so much damage to its surroundings, the car symbolise comfort , convenience and freedom for the self.
• There is a genteel air of comfort and prosperity here and a crisp and clean environment only adds to it.
• my father left us enough to live in comfort
• Jackie reassured her, the news a comfort to her ears.
• Make sure our future duchess will live in comfort .
• We also wish to express our appreciation to all the family, neighbors and friends for their words of comfort and support during this difficult time.
• Although there's little scientific data to support these modalities, they can ease pain and provide comfort for your pet.
• These particular do-gooders know what is good for the bulk of people who only want to be able to move around the town with a bit of freedom, ease and comfort .
• The suspension system is an assembly of modular pads that offer improved stability on the wearer's head as well as physical comfort .
• Here, he thought, academics could live in comfort cheek-by-jowl with students in more modest accommodation.
• I have also had a number of messages of support from people I have worked with outside the Council and that is a comfort to me.
• In our heady economic comfort , we have lived alone and let our neighbor die.
• Her singing had brought great life and joy to many occasions but it had also brought great comfort , support and consolation to those in bereavement.
• But tonight I didn't have the time or strength to comfort her, and at that moment I was just as terrified as she was.
• You can have excellent peripheral vision and at the same time, ease, comfort and convenience.
• This is not comfortable listening, but you will find a comfort of sorts within its glacial heart.
• As a result of the tragic event of losing a child, these mothers turn to religion for consolation and comfort .
• The modular pads of the suspension system offer improved stability and physical comfort .
• Once stark, empty stores are filled with the things that few can buy, but the mere presence of such luxuries is a comfort .
• He doesn't sit in his low-slung leather chair so much as melt into it, his body surrendering at once to a rare moment of physical comfort .
• A world where some live in comfort and plenty, while half of the human race lives on less than $2 a day, is neither just nor stable.
• Does there seem to be a generous supply of equipment, time and space, physical comfort and well being amongst staff and children?
• In many ways this is a comfort and a consolation.
• Although conditions ran to the squalid, many immigrants preferred saving their earnings to living in comfort .
• a few words of comfort
• The songs on the album prove meditative, probing, and soothing all at once; they comfort without slipping into naivete.
• He sends her to live in comfort in a lonely manor-house, only prohibiting her from seeing him or her children again.
• his friendship was a great comfort
• For this second mode of reception we, as an audience, have been trained into wanting physical comfort [in the cinema, at home] with food, drink on hand.
• Tears flowed freely and words of comfort and condolence were repeated over and over to the devastated family.
• There can be a comfort in having the public perceive you as a talented coach whose hands are tied by financial restraints.
• Something inside me, possibly my instinct, tells me that I should comfort him, consoling him in any possible way.
• Numerous too were the funeral Masses he celebrated over the years and he was always a source of comfort and consolation to families in times of grief.
• The look on his face is one of genuine grief, empathy and comfort .
• But this was of little consolation or comfort to the latter who for the second year running had lost out at the final hurdle.
• Today many Han live in comfort , both in the city and the country.
• He was given words of comfort and sympathy by fellow MPs in the Commons yesterday following the death of his wife.
• If someone has the gift of speaking words of comfort and help, he should speak.
• I'm getting to the point where I really could quite happily compromise my morals and standards, find some rich old guy and live a life of comfort and luxury.
• room for four people to travel in comfort
• While a great comfort on long or rough rides, there are some situations where a fully locked differential is a benefit.
• Between the three of them they lugged the baggage into the building to the elevator where they traveled up the 13 floors in comfort and ease.
• Remembering what she had read about how difficult it was to control wasn't much of a comfort .
• Many travellers enjoy the ease and comfort of train travel and, for those who have time on their side, it's a great way to traverse our enormous country.
• With the ease and comfort of airline travel British and European anglers are travelling to warmer climes for their holidays and taking advantage of this exciting fishing.
• Colin, recently bereaved, has been invited to tea by his friends, who whilst they nervously await his arrival, are determined to give him some comfort in his grief.
• How could this be possible, this unfair life of toil, all for a lethargic baron who lived in comfort ?