Sentence examples for help redeem from inspiring English sources
He takes the dying man home and meets Sonia, who will help redeem him.
Soon, though, an expanding network of floating solar modules may help redeem this failed hydroelectric venture.
Not only would it help redeem America's image abroad, but it would also help restore many communities that have come to regard prison as a rite of passage.
A dose of dignified restraint, based on a realistic assessment of where Russia is headed, could help redeem a policy of "engagement" that has gradually lost its way.
The savings are expected to help redeem some of the project's cost, which is to be financed through private equity investment, grants, debt financing and government funds.
Knocking the Bears out of the playoffs, and letting Johnson make a run at the first 2,000-yard season for a receiver, would help redeem the lost season.
We shared almost all of 2013 with Nelson Mandela — whose presence has helped redeem many years.
Soprano Sarah Fox helped redeem this performance, bringing a lovely vocal quality to the finale.
Salmon in a savory crust of dried fennel was also cooked a minute too long, though a buttery drift of couscous helped redeem the dish.
"And it helps redeem a lot of effort that people have put in to make things accessible that haven't been readily findable".
But a sequence in which Thurston's divorced mother, Enid (Andie MacDowell), bearing homemade cupcakes, calls on Caroline's dad, expresses a twisted tenderness that helps redeem the movie from glib misanthropy.
