Sentence examples for best redeemed from inspiring English sources

Sins committed on the pitch are best redeemed there, too.

"He has to decide how best to redeem himself.

And the very best dishes redeem the flawed service, which can be distracted or perfunctory; the unflattering lighting; and the vastness of the space the restaurant inhabits, less evocative of a homey trattoria or cozy osteria than a Midtown mess hall.

That may be bad news for Coutinho, with Dunga seemingly likely to decide that the best way to redeem the fault of one Fred is with another.

But the national security problem is more pressing, and for the moment it offers Congress the best chance to redeem itself from its recent inaction.

That would be the best way to redeem the destruction, and to make sure the souls who needlessly lost their lives did not die completely in vain.

We think the "Les Miserables" actress redeemed herself with the best accessory out there: a head held high.

To me, this theatrical caricature of bleakness was redeemed by the fact that the best witch house tracks also had a sense of humor.

The best value comes when redeeming it against short haul flights.

In fact, as their statement of principles declares, they are determined to redeem the best of American history and ideals: "As veterans, we support the founding principles of the United States...liberty, equality, human rights and democracy".

Stevens redeemed himself by leading the Devils' penalty killers, who have been the best in the playoffs after finishing first in the regular season.