Sentence examples for evident relief from inspiring English sources

"Now we can stay," she said with evident relief.

Western diplomats say, with evident relief, that Asmara is "not like an African city".

"Things have changed hugely for the better," she says with evident relief.

"Once we started working together in person, it became much easier," he recalled with evident relief.

The boots were delivered to Jojoy, who began wearing them with evident relief.

With evident relief, Bush declared that he wasn't there to talk about politics—just sports.

As it was, the North Koreans snubbed their only ally, to evident Japanese relief.

The extend of the destruction wrought by Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar is all too evident but relief efforts are starting to make improvements.

Treatment with oral anticoagulant may influence the quality of life perception as it promotes changes in the patient's life, not offering an evident symptomatic relief and presenting well defined risks, such as bleeding.

The pair are also rooming together in the Olympic Village and have struck a solid rapport that to Daley's evident delight and relief extended to the competition.

But generally, this production doesn't have a sensibility to call its own, unless you count the evident feeling of relief that — thanks to the success of "Mad Men" — you don't have to make excuses for enjoying the bad behavior of sexist cads in neckties from the early '60s.