Take comfort

I tried to take comfort from the fact that my leg, which had been giving me problems, now felt rock solid.

The patient will at least take comfort that you are still with him in his care and will do everything possible to take a positive course.

Aggrieved parties take comfort in knowing that their case will be adjudicated by an impartial body -- and a body with teeth.

So let me be clear about where I stand: not only do I not believe it, but I can't understand why anyone would take comfort from it.

You might be tempted to take comfort from the fact that the last two recessions, in 1990-1991 and 2001, were both quite short.

The long driving hours mean we have to take comfort stops, usually at service areas with stands selling Coca Cola.

But I take comfort in the recent rise of two politicians: Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Take comfort in the fact that you don't have to coordinate and control the quality of hundreds of designers.

Many Republicans take comfort from the Democrats' lack of a clear plan. That may be a mistake.

Americans have so far escaped lightly, but they would be unwise to take comfort.

Up or down, investors could at least take comfort in fairness and transparency.

Take comfort in knowing that the same energy within the sun .

Yet investors should not take comfort from the implicit guarantee that Beijing has extended to shareholders and depositors of the banks.

Meanwhile, the market can take comfort from the fact that the Fed hasn't allowed a serious inflation break-out since the 1970s.

They can take comfort in one thought: consumers ought to have plenty of money left over after shopping for groceries.

Investors outside Europe can take comfort that Spain appears to have regained the market's confidence.

It may be difficult, but in troubled times, researchers say, people need to take comfort from life' s simplest pleasures.

Those new to log odds can take comfort in knowing that as the probability of something increases, the odds and log odds increase, too.

Some candidates can take comfort at the thought of the Californian gorilla.

If it's any consolation, take comfort in knowing that you have more company than you can imagine.

As it does, I take comfort in the words of English philosopher Thomas Hobbes who said; "Leisure is the mother of philosophy" .

Consequently, individuals and organizations take comfort in knowing all the answers and risks from the start.

If the shares continue to increase, take comfort in the old saying, "no one goes broke booking a profit. "

Those of us who have done that can take comfort from two things I learned from the cosmopolitan nomads.

But Beijing should not take comfort from this because its neighbours are increasingly jittery about Chinese power.

Apart from Switzerland, the UK and Rwanda can also take comfort from a separate survey of competitiveness published by the World Bank today.

Though my family and I will never get over losing her at such an early age, we can take comfort in the marvelous legacy she left us all.

Mr Hu may take comfort from the recent findings of government statisticians in Beijing.

But neither can two great and powerful groups of nation take comfort from our present course.

Share your pain and problems allow yourself to take comfort from those that love you.

But the bulls will continue to take comfort from those low rates and booming profits.

Yet tonight, we take comfort in knowing that the tide of war is receding.

However, we must not take comfort in our nation's current superpower status and past success.

However, defenders of free-will shouldn't take comfort in these new results.

Take comfort in the kindness of strangers.

Everybody hurts. Take comfort in your friends.

I often take comfort from reading.

But he can take comfort from Clayton Christensen's classic book "The Innovator's Dilemma" .

take comfort in your friends.

We can all take comfort in knowing that the rescue team is coming.

I think we can all take comfort from that.

If you're in your 20s , take comfort in the fact that time is on your side.

has no resting place, no crowd or movement in which he may take comfort,

Are not my days few? cease then, and let me alone, that I may take comfort a little,

If the consumer is the main body of the young women, the decoration style can take comfort and warmth of the road;

But Sandberg didn't always take comfort in her clout, as author Ken Auletta writes in the story: