Sadly, though, Tatu - or tATu, as they irritatingly spell it - have redeeming features.
Defenders of his rather vicious attacks always pointed to their fantastical contextualisation as if this rendered them inert, but while personally Bron – as he was known – would never have been as crass as he was in print (and he did have redeeming features, including tireless campaigning for the victims of the Biafran war), he nonetheless exhibited all the de-haut-en-bas of his fictive alter-ego.
We have also been involved as reviewers, volunteering our time to read manuscripts that while having redeeming features, need a great deal of polishing before they become fit for publication.
I am trying to fight back, but it would simply be too mean to turn off the TV, and it is music after all, and the show, as I have already said, has its redeeming features.
[Laughs] I've got to have some redeeming features.
Some readers may take exception to the fact that none of the characters appears to have any redeeming features – although Rachel has been damaged by her swinger parents, she is very much the architect of her own misfortunes – and others may be put off by Whitney's overwrought language, which occasionally topples over into incomprehensibility.
The dish has no redeeming features.
If he has any redeeming features, Dr. Johnson didn't see them.
Murray has some redeeming features as a constituency MP for South East Cornwall, but public speaking is not one of them.
The stench of corruption permeates the ballet, while its titular heroine, danced on last Thursday's opening night by Sarah Lamb, has few redeeming features.
