Sentence examples for the relieved from inspiring English sources
verb
To ease (a person, person's thoughts etc.) from mental distress; to stop (someone) feeling anxious or worried, to alleviate the distress of.
- I was greatly relieved by the jury's verdict.
Still, Dayne found himself among the relieved.
"This conversation...," the relieved customer says to her.
The relieved bureau chief offered him a drink.
When the relieved Mets filed into the clubhouse, Santana was near the door to congratulate them.
You woke me up," McEnroe later said to the relieved line judge.
"I wasn't worried about him," said Al Skinner, the relieved Boston College coach.
On Sunday night, when the relieved and exhausted Packers returned to the visitors' locker room deep under the southern end of Soldier Field, they celebrated around the George S. Halas Trophy.
Upon hearing the news, the relieved Mr A soon recovered.
Paterson was unfortunate not to extend his tally against United when his overhead kick struck the inside of the post and into the arms of the relieved Cierzniak.
The experimental results showed that post-deposition quenching and tempering led to a reduction in hardness, which was attributed to the relieved residual stress, tempered martensite, and removal of carbon from the martensite during tempering.
You'd look around, see all the relieved happy faces and think, "Well, everything seems fine.
