give thanks for small mercies

To appreciate small or minor benefits, advantages, or opportunities one is afforded, particularly in the midst of an otherwise difficult, frustrating, or unfortunate situation or circumstance. My car's air conditioning stopped working two hours into my cross-country road trip across America. The radio still works, though, so I suppose I should give thanks for small mercies. Our son's accident left him without the use of his right eye; we're just giving thanks for small mercies that he still has the use of his left one.

词组	give thanks for small mercies
释义	give thanks for small mercies give thanks for small mercies To appreciate small or minor benefits, advantages, or opportunities one is afforded, particularly in the midst of an otherwise difficult, frustrating, or unfortunate situation or circumstance. My car's air conditioning stopped working two hours into my cross-country road trip across America. The radio still works, though, so I suppose I should give thanks for small mercies. Our son's accident left him without the use of his right eye; we're just giving thanks for small mercies that he still has the use of his left one. See also: give, mercy, small, thanks Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: be grateful for small blessings be grateful for small mercies be grateful/thankful for small mercies be thankful for small blessings be thankful for small favors be thankful for small mercies give thanks for small blessings grateful thankful thankful for small blessings References in periodicals archive "He's a big player in a small Championship pond so let's give thanks for small mercies." Hotline; GORDON PARKS ANSWERS YOUR CALLS LET'S give thanks for small mercies - interest rates are not going up. Voice of the Mirror: First-rate idea
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