Sentence examples for a redeeming quality of from inspiring English sources

Making impactful mistakes is not a redeeming quality of any company, but it is not the same as making false claims.

Cruel, capricious and incapable of fidelity, with the exception of Alice's youthful idealism, there's barely a redeeming quality between them.

He preaches to his athletes that everybody has a redeeming quality; as teammates, their job is to find the positive in one another and let go of the rest.

"He's not a finished product, but he's got a redeeming quality, and for him he's got good size.

Corbyn might be abrasive and divisive, but he has never been sighted with such a redeeming quality as charisma.

These 7 works, filling nearly half of the slots in the nonfiction section of the list, had appeared there a combined total of 122 weeks... Fortunately, the list is meaningless; the only redeeming quality of best-seller charts in general is their inaccuracy.

This guy is the redeeming quality of the complementarian worldview.

The only redeeming quality of the boater is that straw is remarkably flammable.

She thought there were several plot holes, including why sickbay couldn't replicate the vaccine, and that the only redeeming quality of the episode was the beginning of the friendship between Data and La Forge.

Nonetheless, there continue to be many redeeming qualities of the evangelical faith tradition and those who call themselves followers of Jesus. 1.

In one of the more apoplectic slams, Rex Reed, writing in The New York Observer, called it "a film without a single redeeming quality, which may have to find its audience in hell". More than one critic condemned the movie as an incitement to violence; several likened it to fascist propaganda.