Sentence examples for indeed a relief from inspiring English sources

It was indeed a relief to hear Mr. Bush saying the United States will not attack this part of what he called the "axis of evil".

Still, after two terms of the overrated "Boris" performance and, before that, the far better but sometimes wayward Livingstone years, it would be no bad thing and, indeed, quite a relief, if City Hall was in the hands of a mainstream operator with a few solid values and a football manager's obsession with grinding out results.

Not having to worry about what her son is eating at school is indeed an immense relief.

Indeed, it seems a relief to the author, as to the reader, when the strained fiction of "fiction" is set aside and we get Amis's own unmediated (and very engaging) voice in the afterword, titled "That Which Happened".

In his introduction, Auchincloss promises the reader the book will not "be a record of my terrors or complaints," and indeed, it's a relief to be taken back to an era when people "were not raised to show our problems or disappointments in public".

Indeed, patient experienced a relief on his headache by naphazoline, this was the reason he supposed, erroneously, to suffer of chronic sinusitis.

The arguments and appeasements between Woolf and her cook and housemaid sound quite draining and far more work than not having servants at all, and indeed Woolf found it a relief later in her life when she took on some of the domestic tasks herself.

"So that's a relief".

Amazingly, Ms. Ferere did, and what she found was almost as much of a blow as it was a relief: Mr. Robinson had indeed been attacked, in the early-morning hours last Monday as he slept on the platform, by a man who tried to rob him and then returned to cut his throat open with a knife.

Indeed, after a frustrating and fearful school career, dropping out can first be considered as a relief.

Indeed, it is tax compliant: the company is doing what the government wants, and for which it provides a relief.