Sentence examples for of the saving from inspiring English sources
£467.72 – or 12p less than last year, but that's only part of the saving.
One of the saving graces of the Trump era is the journalism it has inspired.
… The proclamation of the saving love of God comes before moral and religious imperatives.
"Housing is one of the saving graces of this recession," said Richard Yamarone of Argus Research in New York.
The liturgy has traditionally been arranged in an annual cycle that is a reenactment of the saving events of the life, death, Resurrection, and glorification of Jesus Christ.
This has been one of the saving aspects of the movie medium: Garbo could project so much more than a role required that we responded to her own emotional nature.
"The proclamation of the saving love of God comes before moral and religious imperatives," the pope said, adding that the church "is the home of all, not a small chapel that can hold only a small group of selected people".
If Labor insists on pursuing the taskforce option and wants any chance of the saving the state's animal emblem from extinction, it must commence this taskforce within the first 100 days of government".
Leighton's scheme - being viewed favourably by the Chancellor, I understand - would be based on the principles of sound employee share-ownership, which I have always regarded as one of the saving graces of advanced capitalism, even if under-used.
The more evil you are, the funnier it is, and the more terrifying it is.' " Mr. Jacobi said of the series as a whole, "I think one of the saving graces of it was that it was done with so much humor that it didn't become offensive".
