Sentence examples for point of redemption from inspiring English sources

And what is the point of redemption if you don't believe in God?

For first-time offenders, this point of "redemption" is reached 7 to 10 years after a conviction.

Many historic homes in Westchester have aged beyond the point of redemption and meet their final fate on the other end of a wrecking ball.

There followed similar roles of a woman willing to change her louche ways, but doomed to find a worthwhile man to love her only when she had already passed the point of redemption.

I thought, for a moment, that this signaled a tipping point where the movie would show that the life of a killer had driven Brosnan past the point of redemption.

While legislators and law enforcement officials embark with singular fervor on a campaign to quell the more obnoxious aspects of the seasonal orgy, some say the forces of development and growth may have taken the Hamptons beyond the point of redemption.

The conundrums that produced this Gospel are long familiar: if Christ is a full member of the Godhead and divine, how could he possibly be "betrayed," and since his death is, anyway, the pivot point of human redemption, how could he be peeved at Judas, the agent who brought it about?

The subtle introduction of an unexpected element points to redemption; a hint of humanity in an otherwise bleak portrayal of trauma Facebook Twitter Pinterest 4.38am GMT Jane Howard's Fringe diary And to go with those gorgeous pictures, Jane Howard has been out reviewing Fringe for us, and has sent her latest update on the shows to see.

Certainly, to argue a point for redemption when we've only reached the front of an arc for reformative change seems terribly premature.

The whole point is redemption of man and hope of it to come.

Any dregs of redemption points she gets from that too-little-too-late moment, however, are undone by her thoroughly debunked argument that DOMA was necessary at the time to prevent a constitutional amendment.