Sentence examples for much of a relief from inspiring English sources

They tell us how much of a relief it is simply to know what they were up against," Ashley said.

It could be reasonably argued that Rangers' elimination from European competition will be as much of a relief to the manager Walter Smith as a disappointment.

As much of a relief as it was for Klinsmann to escape the circus surrounding German soccer, recreating that circus will be a necessary part of his job in the United States.

"Now that it is done, you have no idea how much of a relief it is that it won't happen to us again in competition or play havoc with training.

"I just want to say how much of a relief it was to sit down and watch a show like 'Smith' without having to hear any medical mumble jumbo," he wrote.

"It was so much of a relief," she said.

Having a job, however, apparently does not confer much of a sense of relief, either.

In reviewing "Unending", Anthony Brown called Vala "a character who's always had a little too much of comic relief [getting] torn apart by the nice guy of the team".

An injury-marred and rookie-reliant rotation that averaged only 5 1/3 innings a start forced the Dodgers to carry an eight-man bullpen for much of the season, a relief corps that seemed to consist of Kenley Jansen and the seven dwarfed.

Mineralised forms such as trilobites, hyolithids and articulated halkieriids preserve much of their relief while even un-mineralised organisms retain a measure of 3-dimensional form.

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.