Sentence examples for vast relief from inspiring English sources

The new document is a vast relief.

For the first time in my life, I felt as if I was part of a world that could and did go on without me, a humbling feeling but also a vast relief.

Hoover turned that usually obscure position, which he held through most of the nineteen-twenties, into a platform for further increasing his fame, culminating in one more turn as the orchestrator of a vast relief effort, after the Mississippi River flood of 1927.

Eriksson was not called upon to testify this time, and this was a vast relief, he told me, not only because he was eager to get on with his civilian life but because it looked to him as though Rafe's rehearing would be a duplication of Manuel's second trial; that is, with Rafe's "tainted" admissions thrown out, the government's arguments would be undermined and a verdict of acquittal brought in.

A converted try would have finished the Grand Slam talk for good - but replacement Courtney Lawes stole the throw to vast relief from the shivering home support, and England had clung on to set up what will be a fiery denouement in a week's time.

Finally, to the vast relief of drug policy advocates everywhere, last year Michele Leonhart stepped down from leading the agency.

[When] the speeches were over; vast congratulatory relief filled Trafalgar Square.

President Roosevelt started motion in Washington on a vast drought relief program.

Then the speeches were over, vast congratulatory relief filled the square.

"Elizabeth looked down at him and she felt herself overwhelmed by a feeling of intense, vast, dizzying relief at being touched by someone who didn't need her".

The Bernini folds turn the façade into a vast bas-relief, with such deep texture that it creates bay windows within many apartments, and extraordinary plays of shadow and light all the way up and down the exterior.