Sentence examples for minor redemption from inspiring English sources
But now, a minor redemption: Last weekend, in order to prove to myself that I couldn't read Faulkner, I read some Faulkner.
The scene when the two of them leave together at dawn to sit in a small boat on the lake in the fog, trying, mostly unsuccessfully, to catch bass, is one of minor redemption.
"January Song," the opener, sketches out various types of redemption, many minor, all hard-earned, and "No One Knows Nothing Anymore" is epistemology done as aphorism, with a weeping pedal steel behind it.
Nearly all that is left of Dostoyevsky's sprawling novel of murder and redemption is a minor character, Katerina Ivanovna (the K. I. of the title).
Their live tracks and DJ sets – and this all-Ame event has both – are full of minor chords that hint at redemption, and totheir detractors they have all the spiritual depth of a gap-year student.
Leyland brought in a lefty, and so Joe Girardi countered by pinch-hitting A-Rod at the last minute, hustling him quickly out of purgatory for a shot at, if not redemption, than at least minor glory.
It restates Ms. Blige's favorite message -- that tribulation is the beginning of redemption -- in an emphatically unadorned minor-key soul setting.
In addition, the Tahajjud is often associated with Allah's gifts of forgiveness and redemption, making it a great way to seek correction for each day's minor failures, sins and imperfect actions.
Although he included Pollock's opinions as part of his annual report, Treasury Secretary George S. Boutwell asked Congress to pass a redemption act, and it did so on March 3, 1871, allowing for the redemption of minor coinage in lots of not less than $20.
