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I have no idea, ultimately, whether this pervasive pampering is relievingly refreshing or solipsisticly despair-inducing.

Zac Hill: Being Cool With Having Stuff: At-Least-Potentially Guilt-Free Super Bowl Cruising Zac Hill 2011

Overall, Governor Palin's appeal to a Nation of Third Graders came off relievingly well compared to her other recent, unstructured activities with adults like Charles Gibson and Katie Couric.

A Nation of Third Graders: The Debate Over Sarah Palin 2008

Newsome, and had found the place, even in company, such a refuge from the obsession of his problem that, with renewed pressure from that source, he had not unnaturally recurred to a remedy meeting the case, for the moment, so indirectly, no doubt, but so relievingly.

The Ambassadors 2003

It too wished to shriek relievingly, like the inanimate night, and publish its sickness abroad.

The Best Short Stories of 1917 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story Various 1915

Casa Grande blazed a welcome to us, as we drove up to it, and the children, thank heaven, were relievingly boisterous over the adventure of their dad's return.

The Prairie Child Arthur Stringer 1912