Sentence examples for narrative of redemption from inspiring English sources

You could say I fancy a common narrative of redemption.

Reta's bogus narrative of redemption was "a hit with his public," Slater observes.

To cap a perfect narrative of redemption, he died at 70 at the end of that month.

Rather, the further the Holocaust recedes into the past, the more it's being exploited to create a narrative of redemption.

-- President Obama, struggling to connect with voters on the economy, cast an unlikely hero as the star of his narrative of redemption and recovery on Thursday: the battery.

There is no phoney narrative of redemption – indeed, much of the narrative is devoted to exploring rifts in her family which remained irreconcilable to the end.

As narratives of redemption go, this was perfect.

Judy Smith doesn't just polish tainted reputations; she sells narratives of redemption.

This time around, if it has been guilty of anything, it is of the liberal complacency that assumed that if you feed the masses with formulaic narratives of redemption and mythic violence, they will ignore rightwing radicalism.

If these pronouncements seem calculated to offend, I suspect it's because Franzen wanted to be rigorous and ruthless with himself — wanted, that is, to write about the self without recourse to glib narratives of redemption so characteristic of memoir just now, without romanticizing his faults.

But whereas traditional apocalyptic texts were for the most part utopian, their tales of destruction followed by narratives of redemption, modern secular apocalyptic literature is largely dystopian, ending in pure devastation.