consolatory उदाहरण वाक्य

It was on this hill that, in 1936, defending champion Ellison " Tarzan " Brown, giving him a consolatory pat on the shoulder as he passed.
Beyond technique, a consistent philosophical or spiritual world view was being asserted, one that encouraged the unblinking contemplation of human suffering so as to arrive at a consolatory acceptance.
What he has found, he said, " is the way that language can soothe or transform these events into consolatory _ but only partial _ narratives ."
It also praised the resilience of the population : " In the midst of this terrible visitation, however, it is consolatory to see the elastic energy of the people.
Although Carey got little change out of Kevin Kinahan, the Cats did manage a consolatory 2-1 in the last six minutes, and got off lightly in the end.

The subsequent consolatory stance towards the belligerents by the British government prevented Willshire from claiming any compensation from the French and Moroccan governments and Willshire was obliged to seek a new consular appointment.
Initially crestfallen when informed she did not get the part, Paluzzi rejoiced when told her consolatory prize was the part of Volpe, which she said was " more fun to play ".
He speaks enthusiastically about " tending to his flock ", i . e . dispatching the remaining zombie inhabitants of the city with a hunting rifle and homemade traps while offering them consolatory words.
Finally, a transition over a dominant pedal ( a Bruckner hallmark ) leads to the Coda that Simpson referred to as the fine-drawn consolatory coda that is one of Bruckner's best.
Although it has its shortcomings ( a length of two-plus hours being one, a perhaps-excessive awareness of the marquee value of celebrities being another ), it's substantive and consolatory.