Sentence examples for chances of redemption from inspiring English sources

That interview was supposed to keep Mr. Edwards's political viability afloat, but only further sank his chances of redemption.

In either case, however, monastics improve their chances of redemption because, in mortifying their own bodies and minds for the benefit of others, they also help their own advancement along the spiritual path.

"There's always a chance of redemption".

For some movies, the Globes offer a chance of redemption.

Wednesday will offer a last chance of redemption.

There is no room for counterpoint, little chance of redemption.

This tainted administration no longer works, and it has no chance of redemption.

For now, the England selectors on the ground, Strauss and the coach, Andy Flower, have to decide which XI may give them the clearest chance of redemption.

I couldn't find any hope.' To Larry Clark's credit, there is always a glimmer of hope in his work, the fleeting chance of redemption.

It was meant to be a story about how Britain should not delete its own chance of redemption, but sounded rather more personal than that.

And behind that act lies a chance of redemption for Manipur – and for all of India's defiant states where counter-insurgency has gone rogue.