Sentence examples for feel relief when from inspiring English sources

"I won't feel relief when the Games have gone.

But even he said that he would feel "relief" when he gave up the job.

I look forward to her presence and feel relief when she leaves.

Oh, yes, there are naïve, avid Arab kids willing to blow themselves up — and demagogues on both sides who secretly feel relief when they do.

We arrive and go to our rooms and feel relief when the key works and the lock clicks tight so that we can unpack and greet our identities again.

You don't drink or take drugs, either, but you do go outside to smoke, and maybe I should take up smoking, too, so that I can watch over you casually when you are out there and not have to wait and then feel relief when I hear the doors of the elevator opening and your key in the lock.

Being involved in decision-making also gave a sense of control [ 31], which many women felt was important to retain [ 19, 31]; however, some women in one study felt relief when they relinquished control, as it avoided them feeling guilty over making the decision [ 18].

Müller felt relief when the Berlin wall fell in 1989.

At first, Mr. Mooney said, he felt relief when he looked in and saw few customers.

He said he "felt relief" when they passed three hikers by the overlook.

She had an M.R.I., but felt relief when it came back clean.