Sentence examples for achieving redemption from inspiring English sources

As with any kind of sectarian indoctrination, religion can become a kind of healing or means of achieving redemption after a dissolute past, which corresponds perfectly with the apocalyptic vision of Isis.

But Ms. Brown did not achieve redemption.

In the event, he achieved redemption through Bond.

The Knicks had been brilliant and then horrible, but Strickland had given them five minutes of overtime to achieve redemption.

But while Beckett might have achieved redemption as a human being, redemption as a gangster still relies on his two sons.

I don't mean to insist that everything need be done the hard way, or that we somehow need to suffer like our ancestors to achieve redemption.

In his remarks, Mr. Lewis said, "The government has a lot to atone for," and "I'm of the opinion that they can never achieve redemption".

Their songs have two main themes: get into a bad mess through drugs (Too Sick to Pray) and achieve redemption through the Lawd (Hypo Full of Love).

This is a message that appeals particularly to Americans, who see their country as one in which anybody can reinvent himself and achieve redemption.

And what lies therein is a fabulously complex, spiky, knotted figure striving to achieve redemption through self-expression, which begins but does not end in suffering.

I suspect the French are much happier to be playing England this weekend than they would have been facing Scotland, because in rugby you achieve redemption through the taking of a major scalp.