Sentence examples for respite from this from inspiring English sources

At least now he will have some respite from this battle.

Facebook, in his flattering self-portrait, is a respite from this increasingly automated, atomistic world.

Some respite from this pace can be found on the West Coast, where tradition has a stronghold.

Although a transition deal provides some respite from this threat, it could return in many guises, according to lawyers specialising in contract law.

But the federal prisoner's only source of respite from this Court's "airtight system of procedural forfeitures," Wainwright v. Sykes, 433 U.S., at 101, 97 S.Ct., at 2513 (BRENNAN, J., dissenting), lies with the discretionary exercise of the federal courts' power.

The only respite from this surfeit of tasteful splendor is an auction, on Oct. 16, of celebrity portraits by Francesco Scavullo, the essential photographer of the nineteen-eighties, responsible for countless Cosmo covers.

Two prominents events in Europe have offered some much-needed respite from the growing this-is-why-the-eurozone-is-failing narrative.

The One "I" "Is there no respite from the madness?" This is a pretty basic question, which is relevant whether you're reporting on global affairs, business, sports, or even just writing restaurant reviews.

Some hotels put a positive spin on the curfew, inviting guests to enjoy this respite from the constant din of modern life.In this section Show us the money Party girl Cleaning up?

And who would begrudge her this respite from the anguish that "A Widow's Story" describes?

Here is Lattimore: I ask the gods some respite from the weariness of this watchtime measured by years I lie awake elbowed upon the Atreidae's roof dogwise to mark the grand processionals of all the stars of night.... What's lost in this combination of metrical mellifluousness and clunkiness (elbowed dogwise?) is any sense of genuine exasperation.