Sentence examples for certainly relieved from inspiring English sources

"We are certainly relieved [by the findings] but not surprised by them.

"I'm certainly relieved that the worst didn't happen, but the alternative is pretty ugly, as well".

"I can only say that I'm certainly relieved that my late father never did business with you," Mrs. Clinton said.

Of the rabbi's reaction to the mistrial, Mr. Zucker said: "He's certainly relieved, but he's certainly disappointed he wasn't completely cleared".

She didn't feel about Emory the way other kids felt about their top choices, but finally she was feeling some satisfaction — if not exactly thrilled, certainly relieved.

But a few months of obstinate unemployment can change a lot in Washington, and these days the mood inside the Republican establishment is, if not quite smug, then certainly relieved.

But if Labour scrapes home it will certainly relieve the strain on Gordon Brown, the struggling prime minister.

Their involvement will certainly relieve PNG government and its people from a huge political backlash and financial burden which would otherwise impact very badly on PNG's economy and its political landscape internationally.

While the Christian Democrats will certainly be relieved to receive the financial assistance, they would be much happier with a list of the donors between 1993 and 1998.

"He is suffering because of the lesions to his leg and arm, but the brain activity is OK and we are certainly more relieved than we were 24 hours ago," Morelli said.

Immelt certainly was relieved.