Sentence examples for course redemption from inspiring English sources
After telling Russell she prefers him dead, Boyd gets her wish: the next day, on the tennis court, Russell's heart obediently stops, giving him the definitive last word in the continuing argument of their marriage and setting in motion a kind of fairy-tale quest for closure and, of course, redemption.
But right now he is stuck as the cad who made a woman cry, and the very qualities that made him invaluable to "Today" in the first place — confidence, urbanity, a needling sense of humor — don't serve him well on the current course to redemption.
If you're a manager faced with a terminally stupid employee, you must make it clear that certain behavior is unacceptable and chart a course to redemption.
Smith hopes her experience, which was fraught with destructive desire, betrayal, tragedy and ultimately—hope, will chart a course to redemption for others involved in any kind of abusive relationship.
Americans, of course, are beyond redemption: they vote to blow up a ferry-load of prisoners to save themselves.
"Of course we want redemption after the Derby," said Zayat, who also finished second in the Derby with Pioneerof the Nile in 2009 and Nehro in 2011.
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".
Though of course in America redemption seems to come easily to those who fail.
And, of course, the massive redemptions in September after the terrorist attack.
Tom's turn toward music is, of course, an attempt at redemption — or, at least, maturity.
