Sentence examples for entirely relieved from inspiring English sources
And even that closure, I suppose, is something the L.A.P.D. must rule on -- and it may not be entirely relieved to have the case over.
And so, for a blip of misjudgment and cruelty in an otherwise exemplary life, Leontes, who is easy to imagine as in his mid-40's, the age of Shakespeare when he wrote "The Winter's Tale," is neither condemned to dismal loneliness nor entirely relieved of his sadness and guilt.
In the next 5-10 yeass, as we are increasingly — and eventually entirely — relieved of having to handle the car, driving will be nearly 100percentt about the cabin experience.
They hover, absent of the noisy commercial branding and design, entirely relieved of their conventional function to bear the art object.
Also, greatly excelling in every thing relating to household affairs, she entirely relieved me of all concern of that kind, which allowed me to give all my time to the prosecution of my studies, and the other duties of my station.
We are unable to say unequivocally that transformation and glutamine addiction can be dissociated from one another given that none of the mutants tested entirely relieved the cellular reliance on glutamine.
In all probability, the Brazilian authorities will somehow get things ready for June 12th, but that won't entirely relieve the pressure on FIFA, world soccer's organizing body, which has just been embroiled in a big corruption scandal.
However, she is forced ultimately to admit that neither of these doctrines entirely relieves God of the responsibility for evil, and consoles herself with the observation that the believers in arbitrary free will are in no better position than those who accept the doctrine of the will which she calls, "moral necessity" (Macaulay 1783, 232).
We're completely relieved".
Wawrinka looked shattered but he was not entirely done, visibly relieved when Djokovic punched a backhand long, to give him another look.
The cough headache was relieved entirely by removal of the meningioma.
