Sentence examples for go mercifully from inspiring English sources

This outline is extended by the many, many relatives Jaafari winds up visiting, the attempt to reconcile his tribal boyhood with his cosmopolitan adult life, the potential plot threads that go mercifully unfollowed (no, he does not begin a medicinal affair with the beautiful female doctor who is his old flame) and a wealth of painfully acute observations of Arab-Israeli strife.

Of late, this struggle has gone mercifully quiet.

He was gone, mercifully, a few seasons later — and almost entirely wiped from history.

Beyond writing that "the kitchen was redolent with the tang of yeast," Mr. Sides goes mercifully easy on the made-up particulars, preferring to take a cool, clinical view of Galt and his subsequent travels.

But just when Ms. Zuerner gets going — mercifully renouncing static poses against the wall for a wildly beautiful passage of brisk footwork executed with a relaxed upper body — she spoils it with a tacked-on duet for Christiana Axelsen and Emma Desjardins, the celebrated Merce Cunningham dancer.

But for most of us, that's just the default version of America -- most of us go on mercifully oblivious to it.

Where did he go?" it was, mercifully, time for Camp Calleva.

But the show must go on, and mercifully some farm kid from the outskirts offers to host the party at his place.

But then the thought was mercifully gone.

The word "homosexual" sputtered like a flame in his brain and, mercifully, went out.

But it wasn't true then and, though the Dergue is mercifully gone, it isn't true now.