Usage of "silver lining"

Portuguese

Spanish

A consoling aspect of a difficult situation.

Usage of silver lining in English

I'm here to tell you, however, that there was a silver lining. 
 The South African 

Some commentators see a faux silver lining in the court's diminished power. 
 Reuters 

And yet Collins's return to music may have an unexpected silver lining. 
 The Irish Times 

Could silver -haired entrepreneurs also provide a silver lining for Europe's economic outlook? 
 BBC 

This particular silver lining is attached to a very ominous cloud, though. 
 The South African 

I just want to identify a consolation, a silver lining of sorts. 
 The Irish Times 

There is a silver lining to some of the negative economic numbers. 
 Reuters 

One Wired News reader sees a silver lining in the PowerAgent cloud. 
 Wired 

For the workers and contractors, though, there is a potential silver lining. 
 Radio NZ 

The silver lining is that I've spent more time with my children. 
 The Guardian 

Unemployment can definitely get you down but there's always a silver lining. 
 The South African 

Despite the grim conclusions, there was a silver lining in all this. 
 The Fall of Reach 

But there may be a silver lining at the fund as well. 
 Reuters 

The play received bad reviews but he say the proverbial silver lining. 
 Jamaica Observer 

To Ballard, the find revealed a silver lining of a catastrophic event. 
 Wired 

That silver lining from rising employment does not make up for that. 
 Reuters 

silver

Adjective

Noun

Translations for silver lining

Portuguese

Spanish

Silver lining through the time

Silver lining across language varieties

South Africa

Common

Australia

Common

Ireland

Common

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Meanings of silver lining in English