Sentence examples for rather relieved from inspiring English sources

Managed to creep in more by luck than good judgement, feeling rather relieved.

When I was told that I was adopted I remember being rather relieved.

Still, I am rather relieved that for the time being Thin White Duke will not be made.

LEXINGTON, who was not a triumphant success at school sports, is often left feeling rather relieved that he did not attend high school in America.

But for the first time ever, I left V festival last night feeling rather relieved that we'd made it to the end of the weekend in one piece.

Ironically, the one seat Labour might have been rather relieved to lose, that of their leader, Iain Gray, remained red by a wafer of 151 votes.

Although I didn't regret quitting, rather I was quite relieved to not have such energies draining my day, I still wasn't totally sure that I wasn't being irresponsible.

I've been fortunate enough to live in an age in which I've been vaccinated against killers from polio to tuberculosis to measles; I've had an inside toilet and bathroom with hot and cold running water; a refrigerator; central heating; a free education and health service; and hunger has been a pleasant and soon-relieved sensation rather than a chronic debilitating experience.

I wouldn't have cared if he had run off with it, so relieved did I suddenly feel to be witnessing this conversation rather than participating in it.

You will feel more relieved ticking off the things you need in the morning rather than run up and down the house looking for them.

Yet he will also feel rather relieved because the damage looks if anything more superficial than he deserves.