Sentence examples for relief in learning from inspiring English sources

There is some relief in learning that some of our regretful purchasing decisions may have been caused by unavoidable mental fatigue, and not a fundamental personality flaw. .

"You can nearly hear the sigh of relief in Europe," said Heather Conley of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, in learning that the U.S. again would bail out its allies.

Several studies revealed the positive effects of the visuo-haptic exploration of letters in relief when learning how to read, i.e., learning how to arbitrarily associate visual and auditory stimuli.

At the morning skate, Brian Boyle, who grew up in Hingham, Mass., spoke of his relief Monday at learning that those still living in Boston among his parents, 11 siblings, extended family and friends were unhurt.

And running back Curtis Martin cried both in relief and in gratitude on learning in August that the Jets had given him a $46 million contract extension.

The New Yorker, September 14 , 1929P. 17 Really, it was with quite a feeling of relief that we learned, in a Western Union office, that we couldn't send the word "lousy" over the wires.

And after last year's budgetary difficulties, it was a relief to learn that fewer hospitals are in financial meltdown.

It's a relief to learn that he has a healthy fear of snakes.

To my relief, he finally learned to crawl.

Business travellers breathe a sigh of relief when they learn their next assignment will be Oslo.

Kids learn from the earliest ages to accept and welcome pain relief in a bottle.