Sentence examples for any redemption from inspiring English sources

Was any redemption offered, any mercy shown him?

But nothing in his work is taken for granted or handed to anyone by a higher power; any redemption must be existentially earned.

You've got to look hard in A Smell of Burning to find any redemption, but persistence will be rewarded with a glimpse or two.

And all members of the bar are of course beyond any redemption; one character's favorite charity is "a home for the emotionally troubled children of divorce lawyers".

Can there be any redemption for these little darlings driven to a life of crime by the lack of a Philosophy teacher at their inner-city understaffed comprehensive school?

There's seldom any redemption in McCarthy - not even for the noble Grady Cole - and violent death, set against an epic landscape, is a tragic inevitability, in this novel and the one that followed it, No Country for Old Men.

Otherwise, Woolwich will only reimburse you any early redemption charges if you take out a different loan with it within six months".

Hynkel and the barber are different in kind Chaplin didn't offer the dictator any possible redemption, from within or from without.

This is because banks hold only fractional reserves of basic money, and any concerted redemption of a bank's deposits which could occur if the bank is suspected of insolvency can cause it to fail.

"We are concerned that we cannot meet any significant redemption requests without selling securities at deep discounts to their fair value and therefore causing unnecessary losses to our clients," the letter said.

On a larger scale, any concerted redemption of a country's bank deposits (assuming the withdrawn funds are not simply redeposited in other banks) can altogether destroy an economy's banking system, depriving it of needed means of exchange as well as of business and consumer credit.