Sentence examples for personal relief from inspiring English sources

"Maybe people get a personal relief if they call us names".

"But he did not... although I would wish that the world were a better place where honest and conscientious public servants were not put in impossible situations like this, I agree that his decision was lawful". The former head of the SFO yesterday spoke of his personal relief and delight at the finding.

For a 40% rate taxpayer, that means for every £1 they donate, they can claim back 25p in personal relief.

But this book brought wonderful good news and personal relief at several levels — knowing that there is nothing wrong or unhealthy with feeling dissatisfaction, regret and disappointment at midlife.

No one has been caught, which I find both a personal relief and a mild disappointment.

But to my personal relief, I myself have not been able to find unsterilized live footage of any US massacre from security cameras, smartphones, etc.

The furore over the cap on personal tax relief for charitable donations introduced in last month's budget continues unabated.

In the season opener, the gimlet-eyed Samantha Jones (played by Kim Cattrall) swans into a local firehouse wearing turquoise fur and a leopard slip for some personal 911 relief from Ricky, her latest slab of honey-coated beef.

With the dust settling on the coalition's ill-fated attempt to cap personal tax relief on giving, now is an opportune moment to look, not only at 'how we do good', but whether we are doing it as well as we could.

Snap's error could hold the potential to be worse if it was intentional and misled investors, but there is no doubt that the primary purpose of this lawsuit is to secure an injunction that would stop Snap Inc. from falsely representing Mr. Pompliano and to seek personal financial relief.

Snap's error could hold the potential to be worse if it was intentional and misled investors, but there is no doubt that the primary purpose of this lawsuit is to secure an injunction that would stop Snap Inc. from falsely representing Mr. Pompliano and to seek personal financial relief.