Examples of using Consoling in English and their translations into Greek
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It is actually consoling to realize that there is darnel in the Church.
she ends up consoling them.
BB: It‘s a huge, consoling presence, cold to the touch,
Whenever I would need consoling from David, he could not literally put his arm around me for one second without completely getting a boner.".
this to be offset by consoling enlightenment from God.
I doubt he spends much time consoling himself with the idea that he is not personally to blame.
False beliefs can be every bit as consoling as true ones, right up until the moment of disillusionment.
it is in a way a consoling one for Sarkozy.
He worked among the people, consoling the wounded and the many martyrs who gave their lives for freedom and justice.
Consoling the sad person
Condemning Kautsky for consoling the masses with the illusion that permanent peace was possible under capitalism,
Perhaps our silent sorrow or tears are of richer content than any consoling narrative could be.
Though bed rest may sound consoling, it is challenging for most women to stay put in one place for long periods.
Many people do not realize that, consoling himself with the words, they miss serious disease of the joints that affects up to 80% of middle-aged
This is a little consoling, although it does not negate the fact that Turkey has become a favorite of Russian tourists this year.
The Egyptians offered honeycombs to gods as a precious gift of loyalty and consoling.
pecking insects out of the muck, consoling itself with its great beauty.
I will save it for his wife,'cause I know she's going to need some consoling.
Hearing such consoling words, the Christians with great joy very secretly prepared to strike the Turks.
and comforting and consoling us in age.