The phrase "away redemption" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to redemption being distant or unattainable, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The idea of away redemption seemed elusive to those seeking forgiveness."
Alternatives: "distant redemption" or "remote redemption".
Terry Brands is two matches away from redemption at these 2000 Olympic freestyle wrestling trials.
Unlike many alcoholics and drug addicts, who know what they are doing to themselves, the gambling addict is only ever one big punt away from redemption.
Here one sees Purdy's trajectory away from redemption, boring deeper into the human condition, asking why we are born in shackles.
What a curious, fascinating festival this has been – a stumbling first step on the road to redemption – away from the old guard, belatedly into the new century.
If the evangelist retorts it is because ALL men are sinful because of what Adam did, whether they know Adam (or accept him, the Garden of Eden and a yummy apple) then it should follow that what Christ did (take away sins through redemption on the cross followed by resurrection) should be similarily inclusive to cover those that never heard of Christ, the cross or even the Holy Grail.
While the game serves to immerse the player in a world of shadow and horror, we are companions, rather than guides, privy to Isaac's redemption away from guilt.
Northwest said that the lower mileage requirement had failed to persuade people to shift their redemptions away from the peak summer travel season.
A few, hoping their sins would be washed away, sacrificed comfort for redemption.
All he knew was that five days a week, this place throws away bottles worthy of redemption.
Until then, I think, it's better to hold out hope for redemption — and not to pursue evil so far that one moves away from justice altogether.
