Sentence examples similar to feeling extraordinarily relieved from inspiring English sources

Afterward I am sweating a little, grunting and feeling extraordinarily fit.

It's also about feeling extraordinarily, well, manly.

Having time to venture into so many directions while his day job is between albums has Cline feeling extraordinarily fortunate.

David Cameron must be feeling mighty relieved.

I do remember feeling quite relieved because it really is a dark play.

He fell for it and walked away, leaving me feeling both relieved and ashamed.

Managed to creep in more by luck than good judgement, feeling rather relieved.

All the extras whip their wrists out, feeling proud, relieved, legitimate.

"We're feeling very relieved here," said Eileen Songer McCarthy, a resident who had fought to keep the libraries open.

LEXINGTON, who was not a triumphant success at school sports, is often left feeling rather relieved that he did not attend high school in America.

"The legislators were very concerned about provoking violence, so they must be feeling quite relieved," said Harold Crouch, an Indonesia expert at the Australian National University who lives here.