Sentence examples for he redressed from inspiring English sources

"The thing is that Sottsass was really more of a Modernist: he redressed it.

At the end of every day he redressed in his evening outfit.

But he redressed the balance by treating everyone he interviewed as precious and unique, and their words as poetry.

Then he redressed her, bound her and buried her under the tarp, holding it down with old tires.

In his new series (called The Chicago Code in the US), he redresses the balance.

By writing himself into the action, he redresses what he depicts as the parasitic relationship between directors - 'unpunished serial killers' - and their victims, the often uncredited writers.

He said he was redressing old injustices, but most outsiders say he has devastated the economy and thrown blacks and whites alike into poverty.

Mr Andrew McClintock, Christian and ex-magistrate, is appealing against an employment tribunal decision which went against him earlier this year when he sought redress for having, as he claimed, been forced to resign because he was not granted exemption from sitting in hearings in which children might be given into the care of gay couples, something that offends his religious scruples.

Jefferies only learned of his treatment as he was being driven away from the police station and told his lawyer that he wanted redress against the police.

He supports redress for those punished for mutiny.

By showing he could win over others as part of an alliance of world partners on Libya, Sarkozy hopes he can redress his public image as impulsive, undiplomatic and with a tendency for going out on a limb.