Sentence examples for point to redemption from inspiring English sources
By the end, all that seems to point to redemption are such musical interludes as Lennon's I Am the Walrus and McCartney's The Fool on the Hill.
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.
Even after living in NYC for years and enduring all the usual Texas bashing, I could always point to Austin for some progressive redemption.
Everyone in this dark and enthralling Christmas fable of despair and redemption descends at some point to oceanic depths of drunkenness, including a sinister fellow who is, shall we say, not of this world.
I highly recommend her equally autobiographical, smaller novel of passion and redemption, "For Love Alone," as a lyric jumping-off point to the epic "Man Who Loved Children".
Some point to patterns of industrialisation, of literacy or even of Catholic and Protestant attitudes to sin and redemption.
Two games to redemption, or death.
"But this is a long road to redemption".
Certainly, to argue a point for redemption when we've only reached the front of an arc for reformative change seems terribly premature.
