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Sentence Examples He consoled the congregation with the thought that the people had died well-prepared. The best parts of my day were not with him, and when I had a bad day at work, you consoled me. They told how he calmed the people and consoled them with his unshakable belief in God. I was genuinely consoled, however, by the fact that my long held suspicions were confirmed. Fortunately, I consoled myself with discovering what Google thought of this site instead. For example, the day of the verdict, I consoled a good friend of mine about the loss of her father. He consoled himself with the knowledge that the human was in his power, and that at a word the humans life would be ended. However I was consoled by the fact that when it had cooled down to a bearable temperature it actually tasted very good. In some way, we the fans were complicit in this failure because we consoled ourselves too easily. Barb consoled her and stayed up with her all night watching movies with the lights off. Although the recent tendency has been towards bad service, you are often consoled after the first half hour with a bowl of mini cheddars. We all feel jaded and long for time to escape and revitalise. I'm consoled with the thought of leaving. She consoled party officials by declaring that there was still time to prepare for next year's general elections. He will be neither consoled nor assured to be told that the prejudicial information was left out of account. A female, like Amy, would have just listened to me and consoled me while I had my personal pity party. When a pet died, the family was consoled with pies, cookies and other home-baked goods. He consoled the afflicted hearts of the widows and of the orphans by helping them to find food. Once the sailors go, the Tahitian women go back to their menfolk to be consoled. In this they are hardly consoled by the way Labour appears to have signed up to so much of the deficit agenda. As editor, you spend your time in deplorable obscurity, consoled merely by the fact you have the nicest job in journalism. Show More Sentences May you be consoled by the knowledge that an entire country stands behind you in your grief. He often consoled his friends, in the way of the 'Bonhommes' of the old days, telling them to 'endure' both physical and moral suffering. She consoled Anne when she expressed concern about not being able to get pregnant again. It is where we go after a loved one's funeral to be consoled by relatives, friends and neighbours. He wanted to be consoled by Adam, and He wanted to receive peace and rest while watching him. On a visit to see the remains, she was in tears within moments of entering and had to be consoled by her colleagues. We were also consoled by the fact that the mouse had probably gone to Rodent Heaven, where the cheese is limitless and cats are nowhere to be seen. But hey, that's life. I consoled her by spending my winnings on chocolate. I consoled him and over his shoulder I saw the girl giving me the eye. Gently she stroked her hair and consoled her with a reassuring touch. Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford came in together and greeted and consoled friends. Lou Holtz had to be consoled by John Boehner the other day, you may have noticed. Despairing, he is consoled by an elder statesman of his party. On behalf of all hon. members, I would like to give thanks for the lives of these seven young Canadians, and to pray those in grief may be consoled. She was partly consoled by the visits of Hogg, whom she disliked at first but soon considered a close friend. They need to be consoled, encouraged and comforted. I am consoled by the knowledge that he has reiterated his unfailing desire to continue to fight until Quebec takes its place in the community of nations. Gazprom consoled itself with the purchase, last year, for 13 billion dollars, of the fifth-ranked Russian oil company Sibneft, from Roman Abramovich. Families could be consoled by the heroic deed of a loved one. Posh Tories have long consoled themselves that, if a private-school boy can win three elections at a stroll, their own privilege would not be a problem. Show More Sentences When she came back out, with all the attention correctly on Kvitova, she sat quietly while being occasionally consoled by one or another All-England Club stuffed shirt. We ask your prayers that the Lord will give her peace and eternal rest, so that she can contemplate his face. We are consoled in knowing that she is with the Lord. Guillemette was consoled by the Good Men and went through the endura, the Cathars' purifying death-fast. In those dark times what consoled him was Serbdom, the comity of all Serbs who know their sacrifices and do not regret them. In the case of night terrors, there is no need to waken, shake or console the child as they are fast asleep and untouched by words of consolation, unlike with nightmares, when they really must be consoled. If Awrad is given to them they will be consoled, it will strengthen their faith and they will be able to fight their egos, the devil and their desires. For all that, its participants consoled themselves with the thought that internationalising the curriculum was both a starting point and an essential strategy. However, some participants responded that not all changes were negative. Many felt consoled by the fact that they were able to change their lifestyle, function independently and take care of themselves. Wasn't that what Our Lord and many great saints did, and they not only recommended poor persons to others, but they themselves consoled, comforted, and healed them? He healed the sick, consoled the afflicted, fed the hungry, freed people from deafness, from blindness, from leprosy, from the devil and from various physical disabilities, three times he restored the dead to life. I am much consoled by the reflection that the religion of Christ has been attacked in vain by all the wits and philosophers, and its triumph has been complete. Examples from Classical Literature The first half-dozen or so of these declarations consoled doggie tremendously. The doctor consoled him by pronouncing eulogies on his mistress, the lady in the dress of a 'longshorewoman. It consoled the Mexican to feel how easily he could play this simple, unskilful American. The infidelity of Clementine Pichon touched his amour-propre a little, but he soon consoled himself for it. Then I was consoled by the proof that a bonefish had taken the bait off for me. There was not a family which did not lament her, not a person who has since been consoled. Whenever a problem arose she thought immediately of the blacksmith and was consoled. And if they had sometimes sobbed they had consoled one another by mingling their tears. Now and then their glances met, and she gave him an affectionate smile which consoled him. He consoled himself with reflections on her impeccability, her wondrous intuition, her Far-away Princess-like delicacy. For his coyness we were partly consoled by the gambols of the river-horses. Whether he consoled himself with the stipendiary services of a court poet, we do not discover. Failing in many attempts to open them, he quested food, found it, and consoled himself with it. She consoled herself suddenly with the thought that her amorality was a characteristic of the superman. After supper, he consoled himself with a pint of fourpenny ale. He had consoled me after the first blow by saying that all was not lost. Some good Samaritan had, and administered it, and Gubbins was consoled. They were hungry after their ride, and easily consoled, since no real harm had befallen them. But the triumph of the ciphering hand-organ has consoled me. But, just as she had known, this revocation has consoled her. Show More Sentences I hope collins will be consoled, and light his segar with the reprimand. She consoled herself by taking up her copy of Gingery Stories and burying herself in the hectic adventures of a young millionaire and an artist's model. Poor old Mammy, in particular, whose heart, severed from all natural domestic ties, had consoled itself with this one beautiful being, was almost heart-broken. I consoled myself with the hope that I should one day find a good chance. Having strengthened his party with such valuable recruits, he felt in some measure consoled for the loss of the Delaware Indians, decoyed from him by Mr Fontenelle. She told her story, expecting to be consoled, but Laurie only put his hands in his pockets and walked about the room, whistling softly, as he knit his brows in deep thought. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of consoled? Words that rhyme with consoled What is the adverb for consoled? What is the adjective for consoled? What is the noun for consoled? Translations for consoled Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words console consolatory consolations consolation prize consolation consolable consoler consoles consolidate consolidated consolidates consolidating 8-letter Words Starting With c co con cons conso consol console