Sentence examples similar to performance of redemption from inspiring English sources

She moved to London and appeared in Julian Garner's The Awakening (1990) at Hampstead theatre, embodying a sort of aphrodisiac to loneliness, a remarkable performance, in a story of redemption and child abuse on a remote Norwegian farm; and as an Irish writer revisiting her childhood in Geraldine Aron's Same Old Moon (1991) at the Globe (now the Gielgud) in the West End.

Belfour's performance earned him a small measure of redemption.

Others have been forced to restructure their funds because of poor performance last year and a high number of redemption requests, according to Andrea Gentilini, a director at Barclays Capital.

The Verdict (1982) Newman's nuanced and moving performance as the alcoholic lawyer Frank Galvin in search of redemption showed just what he was capable of when he took dark, challenging roles and strayed away from his American everyman stereotype.

People tend to assume, given the recent burst of reputational favor and vigor in performance, that Joel must be sober, that the narrative of redemption must rest on abstinence.

As Fast Eddie, a poolroom shark, whose innate corruptness leads to a brutal come-uppance, Newman crystallised his screen persona — a blend of vulnerability and bravado, criminality and redemption — in a performance of new found maturity.

Two years ago, while she was in New York to sing Sieglinde in the final performances of the Schenk "Ring" production, she even achieved a degree of redemption at the gala celebrating the Met's 125th anniversary, singing the final scene from "Carmen".

Themes of redemption and sorrow throughout I Have No Everything Here are common in prison performances, so, inspired by the Zomba Prison Project, here are our top 10 prison gigs.

The symbols of redemption rallied.

It was a promise of redemption".

"But we're a church of redemption".