Sentence examples for apparently relieve from inspiring English sources

Bold contrasts are the rule in gothic historicals; they apparently relieve the tedium of the past.

Coldplay apparently relieves what Travelodge called the "pressures of modern living".

The Americans were apparently relieved to find now that this was not the case.

Svayambh means "self-forming" in Sanskrit, apparently relieving the author of the responsibility of having made it.

Apparently relieved that the central bank did not raise rates a half-point, the Dow Jones industrial average gained 227.10 points, to 10,907.34.

After Procter & Gamble's series of bad earnings surprises in 2000, investors were apparently relieved by the financial results, which were released before the stock market opened.

Investors, perhaps being overoptimistic but apparently relieved that Mr. Greenspan had not explicitly called for higher interest rates, sent stock prices up.

Fans, apparently relieved by the Lobos' solid performance, were far more enthusiastic than they had been at the Pit on Saturday, when they booed during a slow and sloppy victory over Colorado State.

Though it is unlikely that the three painkillers will again approach their previous combined sales of $6 billion a year, Pfizer and Merck shares rose sharply, with investors apparently relieved that the panel did not seek to ban the drugs.

In our clinical practice we observed that sympathetic symptoms associated with cervical disorders were apparently relieved in some patients after undergoing routine anterior cervical decompression and fusion plus posterior longitudinal ligament (PLL) resection.

"Y'all have fun," Corker told journalists, apparently relieved to be heading home for the holidays.