Sentence examples for is not redeemed from inspiring English sources
The grouch is not redeemed by a merciful act, only momentarily, bewilderingly, changed.
But the execution here is particularly cheesy and is not redeemed by the interruptions of Casey Jordan, a criminologist who comments uninsightfully on the cases.
"So we tell you that the dignity of the Muslim men and women in Abu Ghraib and others is not redeemed except by blood and souls," the man said.
The promise is not redeemed, and I predict that this report — laden with bland commonplaces and recommendations that could bear fruit only in a Utopia — will be dutifully noted by pious commentators and then live a quiet life on the shelf for which it was destined.
They seem to be saying, in addition, that it is bad-and perhaps also that its badness is not redeemed by other artistic, literary, or political merit the work may possess.
"An evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation.
As a result, their trials leave a bitter taste that isn't redeemed by this novel's Hollywood ending.
In New York City, the return rate was even worse; 45percentt of containers sold there were not redeemed.
Though Saladin's offer included the poor, several thousand apparently were not redeemed and probably were sold into slavery.
