Sentence examples for ensuing relief from inspiring English sources

Many of us have vivid images of the ensuing relief chaos, so eloquently captured in Spike Lee's When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts.

When the student gets home, he cuts himself, which creates physical pain, and the ensuing relief (just as in the Tylenol study and with antidepressants) gives him a temporary increase in positive emotions and reduction in negative emotions.

Despite some ensuing comic relief, largely in the hefty form of a musical alligator, Louis (Michand-Leon Wooley), and a snaggletoothed Cajun firefly, Ray Jim Cummingss), the film sags without Dr. Facilier and his menace.

Fraser traces "the steps downwards" through the eight ensuing years of sporadic anguish and relief with exemplary clarity and courage.

My newly naked fingers provide a strange sense of freedom and relief – with immediate and ensuing guilt.

Not a scientific analysis, the book summarizes events leading up to the accident of December 1984 and the relief work in the ensuing two decades.

Laughter erupts and mammoth reliefs ensue -- phew -- they get his sense of humor.

I get lost somewhere in the ensuing categorisation of leaf sizes - and seek light relief in cup of golden Pekoe.

Local gentry and charitable organisations provided relief but could do little to prevent the ensuing mortality.

This was followed by a sense of relief on meeting a specialist, with gradual improvement ensuing in most cases.

Speaking to an endlessly helpful urologist, I learn there's a brand new but Nice-approved, clinically researched "Urolift" treatment (urolift.co.uk) which, without going into all the ins and outs, offers a local op to "staple" the prostate out of harm's way so the lobes cease to bear down on the urethra and dramatic relief may ensue.