Sentence examples for I've been relieved from inspiring English sources

The commercial versus literary debate was my fatal cramp while I was writing my adult books, and I've been relieved to discover how rarely the distinction comes up when writing for younger audiences.

A few times, I've been relieved to see police on the road, but, if the black and white's aren't speeding themselves, I've never seen them pull over one of these speed demons.

We had a very good professional relationship so it is with sadness (that I) have been relieved of my managerial duties, and the manner in which I was informed of my dismissal was particularly disappointing.

I had been relieving myself of some seed, something it no longer ever occurred to me to do at home, and after that, I remember a weekend of customized, ethnic condolences, soaked bouquets dropped off on the doorstep, then two nights of viewings that showed her off as a contented, slugabed beauty of a pierced and bony sort.

I should have been relieved to know that I didn't carry the gene mutation, but if it wasn't a BRCA mutation, what caused the women in my family to have a higher risk of breast cancer?

I was disappointed to find nothing, but maybe I should have been relieved.

I should have been relieved.

Many people, including that doctor, felt I should have been relieved or even ecstatic at this news.

In a nation with a better mental health care system, I might have been relieved of them by the knowledge that he was being cared for, rather than the knowledge that he is dead.

I probably should have been relieved when they told me that I "wasn't the right fit," sending me packing after six whole weeks' worth of brilliant tweets and status updates from creatures who didn't exist.

However, I knew he had been relieved of his role as father to his four children after hospitalising his wife and demolishing most of the house with a chainsaw in a fit of temper.