Sentence examples similar to Clarification of redeeming features from inspiring English sources
But the blue-blooded head of the most famous household in period programming isn't without redeeming features.
Norman is entirely without redeeming features.
There are, of course, redeeming features: an interesting initial conceit, the usual beautifully controlled writing.
Even Sian Breckin, as the catastrophically irresponsible mother, comes with a bare minimum of redeeming features.
There are redeeming features, notably Richard Levine's entertaining delivery of an acid speech by the anarchist leader Johann Most about Berkman's incompetence.
Nicky Haslam's Memoir, Redeeming Features, is published by Vintage.
The rest of the year, Oruro is just a poor unvisited mining town, with few recommendable sights, redeeming features, or hotels.
The "great redeeming feature of poverty," George Orwell wrote after his excursions in the social gutters of Paris and London, is "the fact that it annihilates the future".
Kate Van Dike of Newton Says No, said Teignbridge District Council did not have "carte blanche to destroy every redeeming feature of every town and village".
It is one of the redeeming features of South Africa that the press is free, if not always fearless.
