Leslie looks around, surprised but somehow relieved.
It was a disaster, but he felt somehow relieved.
It has been a compelling show, and yet we are somehow relieved when it is over.
Vadim and the ice pilot and the captain were all on the bridge; they looked exhausted but also, somehow, relieved.
From Richard Branson to Stephen Hawking, there's a hypnotic fascination with the possibility of escape which somehow relieves the pressure to look after our own, extraordinary planetary home.
Perhaps that's why he and I felt somehow relieved to see each other, just as we had at driving school.
When Lewis met Klein, he felt that she was freer of her family than he was of his, and this somehow relieved him of the urge to run away.
Those who fought against the financing of abortions in the present health care reform bill may have good reasons for having done so, but pretending that keeping taxpayer dollars out of the equation somehow relieves them of financial complicity is a denial of reality.
Also far fetched is your evil implication that my sons would be somehow relieved to be assigned to a mom/dad family after the death of my partner and me.
Among these is the insupportable proposition that the California energy crisis can somehow be relieved by drilling in the Arctic refuge -- an idea Ms. Norton echoed when she said that new drilling would "resolve some of the problems we've been having lately".
"The offer that the death penalty is somehow going to relieve your pain is on so many levels unfair," she said.
