Sentence examples for relieved recognising from inspiring English sources
Robertson and Johnson were visibly relieved, recognising that it gave some substance to claims about delivering an Olympic legacy – whether in sport, facilities or tourism.
We look at a serial killer and search for a sign of something we might recognise, so perhaps we should be relieved when we realise there's nothing to be found. .
He appeared happy to have been recognised and probably relieved that I was not a fan who was going to criticise him, given that he is not exactly popular among them, especially those from Newcastle.
Women felt reassured and relieved that their symptoms were recognised as an illness, which could be treated [ 41]: a diagnosis could facilitate access to appropriate support and useful medication.
I'm relieved [that what I experienced] has been recognised, but always with that sadness at the death of a child at the heart of the story".
But I still get recognised.
He dedicated his political life to finding ways to relieve poverty and insecurity through both education and support of the family, while always recognising that the fabric and structure of people's lives were constantly changing.
As the new PM he had the nation in his palm, a coalition base relieved that the car was no longer heading for the cliff while progressive voters grudgingly recognised that overnight Australia had become a less conservative place.
I was relieved and delighted by the approach the authorities have taken in both the Wukan and Wuhan cases: they have clearly recognised nongmin's rising demands for rights and equality.
