Sentence examples for relief of having from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the relief of having my mind back afterwards.

Nothing beats the relief of having made it out in one piece.

For some, the chances of experiencing the relief of having no HD-alleles are outweighed by the risk of finding out the opposite – that if they live long enough they are very likely to develop symptoms of HD.

Once such words were spoken, we would all breathe more easily for the relief of having heard such a self-evident truth, and we could feel more comfortable with our leaders and what they were doing in a place like Libya, too.

The greater problem, far more difficult to gauge, is the collapse of the Soviet framework, which essentially propped up society: the guaranteed pay envelope, the free housing and child care, the cheap vodka, the numbing relief of having no responsibility for the future because the state carried it all, the sense of being part of a great empire.

Plus, you get to increase your productivity, alongside the relief of having everything accessible and easy to manage.

Giving small can mean something big and now that I have the relief of not having to decide who deserves my love and generosity, I am free from the stress of that particular decision making.

And of course there's the anti-iPod factor: the relief of not having to make a choice in a world awash with entertainment and self-expression options.

The relief of not having to buy a bikini is massive.

"You know," he says, "I felt the relief of not having written it myself; of knowing I was doing a Thomas Hardy film, not a Thomas Vinterberg film.

"It's a wonderful thing to be self-employed; after 15 years of teaching, it's indescribable the relief of not having to be somewhere at 9am".