Sentence examples for provide a relief from inspiring English sources

The Giants are not nearly so confident to think they should win any game easily, so squeaking by the Chicago Bears today did not provide a relief as much as it did a boost to their egos.

Talking about video on Facebook, Zuckerberg also noted that he believes video and messaging apps may provide a relief to people who think all of their photos now have to be perfect (and put their life into a perfect light).

It can provide a relief from grave awkwardness, when the randomness of conversation has led down darker alleys than one had planned to traverse: to talk of personal terrors, tragedies in families, the sad or cruel or squalid deaths of once-promising friends.

Those upside down buckets kept the sweat nicely pooled on top of their heads with no opportunity for breeze to provide a relief.

In that sense, the cancellation of Friday's AFI event could also prove beneficial to Searchlight's plans, or at least provide a relief of sorts, with a Q&A at this stage of the news cycle is likely to be far more about the rape case than the film itself.

Possibly, microtags or precipitates that could loosely occlude the entrance of dentinal tubules and clinically already provide a relief of DH might be underestimated in the presented model and thus reveal no prevention or reduction of perfusion.

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

Digression here represents the utmost in art; it provides a relief from the persistent attention required when the author is pursuing his purpose more seriously.

Providing a relief vent to ambient on any recall floor may also be advisable.

"Death provides a relief for those civilians living here," aid worker Rami Adham told The Huffington Post earlier this year.

The western frontier in America always provided a relief valve for the pent-up forces that might in other countries cause social unrest.