Sentence examples for emotion relief from inspiring English sources

But Henderson also felt another emotion: relief.

His departure, some fans said, has stirred a surprising emotion: relief.

Whatever their individual fates, they will undoubtedly be united in one emotion: relief that it is all over.

Ballesteros' face contorted in a cocktail of emotions – relief, ecstasy and joy – and he now had one hand on the Claret Jug.

Many Egyptians are overwhelmed with dual emotions: relief at the end of an Islamist government that many called arrogant and ineffective, and a thrill at their power to topple presidents.

Across Cyprus, fears that the reopening could lead to a bank run gave way Thursday to conflicting emotions: relief that bank doors were at least open again, but anger over the new rules, which allow deposits but tightly ration withdrawals.

Parents of children starting last week voiced a mixture of emotions: relief at having somewhere for their children to start; anger at the way the council has handled the issue; and fear for the future.

For Barcelona, there must have been mixed emotions: relief that they were still in it, but kicking themselves – sideways, naturally (ba-dum, tish) – for the ridiculous way they had dropped two points.

D1 SUBDUED CELEBRATION -- It will hardly be surprising if New Year's Eve events are more muted than in recent years, and filled with mixed emotions: relief, sadness, determination, uncertainty, hope.

And it would hardly be surprising if New Year's Eve events were more muted than they have been in recent years, and filled with mixed emotions: relief, sadness, determination, uncertainty, hope.

The third goal of the current study was to investigate age differences in counterfactually mediated emotions (relief and regret).