Sentence examples similar to a total absolution from inspiring English sources
From the maximum sentence, seven years, to total absolution.
But reconciliation is a tricky, painful business, rarely as easy as the movies like to make it appear, and you suspect that the gift of total absolution — whatever that would look like — would neither fully comfort Diane nor begin to explain her.
He, like Michael Vick, seems to have earned himself a measure of absolution from a press corps and a society whose memories seem to grow ever shorter.
I don't need a rosary or a priest's absolution to feel whole and worthwhile.
To receive the award, which is accompanied by a prayer of absolution from a visiting Irish bishop (Hansford Rowe), letters of recommendation must be sent, and family members interviewed.
The term "natural disaster," Jelani Cobb wrote last week, can function as a "a linguistic diversion, one that carries a hint of absolution.
If (rho _{ab}) is negative with a large absolution value, objectives a and b are strongly conflicted.
Should something go awry, the arms-length relationship can act as a convenient absolution of blame.
Just the eye of the ocean staring through a neighbor's window with a sense of absolution no one younger can ever know.
This is itself a kind of absolution.
