Sentence examples for rarely relieved from inspiring English sources
The results of hours of negotiations may be a buyer who stumbles – or drives – out ruffled, and rarely relieved.
Drugs rarely relieve the symptoms entirely and mainly act as a palliative agent.
And if Wagner's music has a relentless grandeur, Elton John's score for "The Lion King" is relentlessly anodyne, and relieved only rarely by allusions to African vocal music.A minor technical hitch in the "Lion King" performance seen by this reviewer generated a kind of sympathetic warmth among the audience otherwise precluded by the impressive production machine.
Rarely has an organization seemed so relieved that one of its premier players will be out at least a month.
The commercial versus literary debate was my fatal cramp while I was writing my adult books, and I've been relieved to discover how rarely the distinction comes up when writing for younger audiences.
Prior to this event, she rarely experienced mild, infrequent episodic headaches lasting a few hours only which were relieved by aspirin.
Only rarely do the wines exceed 14percentt alcohol, while improvements in winemaking and viticulture have relieved Cornas of much of its fabled rusticity.
Rarely quiet, never symmetrical, these voluminous folded surfaces -- full of angles, loops, radiating furrows and curves -- are relieved by the still points of his subjects' faces and hands.
Fans, relieved from conflicted feelings about their club's greatest-ever manager, could shower Wenger with their full-throated appreciation, but they rarely did.
