Sentence examples for lead to redemption from inspiring English sources

The passage held out a hope rarely signalled in his earlier work: the possibility that telling a story could lead to redemption.

To further his scheme, he also needs to adopt three cute, little, female orphans and we know that this can only lead to redemption.

At a news conference Monday afternoon here at the International Consumer Electronics Show, Nokia, as expected, introduced the Lumia 900, a smartphone that the Finnish cellphone maker and its software collaborator, Microsoft, hope will finally lead to redemption in the smartphone market.

Epiphanies don't lead to redemption in O'Neill and Beckett as they do in Charles Dickens.

Judas is the one who is the most loyal to Jesus; he does Jesus' will by handing him over to the authorities and in fact sets in motion the events that lead to redemption.

This process requires humility, suffering embarrassment and the determination to slug through the emotional gauntlet that leads to redemption.

One route led to redemption, the other contamination" — someone who "much of the time and against his own interests, chose the darker side streets".

Rosenzweig makes it clear, in "Globus," that he understands the events of the war as rooted in the absolute trajectory of world history that began in the world's creation and will lead to its redemption.

Only then will his release from the physical prison he inhabits lead to true redemption and atonement.

Similarly, interests in UK funds would themselves no longer be considered EEA financial instruments, which could lead to significant redemptions over a short time horizon.

These are fragile, passionate human beings, most of them guilty of righteous violence, all of them bearing wounds and hopes that will lead to death or redemption.