Sentence examples for post-redemption from inspiring English sources

Currently he is working on a historical project, examining drivers of collective violence in the post-Redemption American South.

When Mr. Bridges sings the line "Am I falling short or do I fly?" in "Falling Short," one of his own songs, is he evoking a post-redemption Blake?

The three small-cap style categories (value, growth, blend) posted redemptions ranging from 9.1% of assets to 16.4% of assets.

Mr. Immelt, too, has found some post-crisis redemption by nursing G.E. back to health and reorienting the company back to its industrial roots.

Though I appreciate the misgivings about a new stadium expressed in your May 19 editorial, there is a philosophical misstep regarding New York City's current road to post-9/11 redemption.

But as the constitutional court showed this week, European integration is too much part of Germany's post-war redemption to be abandoned easily, however many problems it may cause.

Urgent house pianos rise in the mix as she sings of hearing "sounds in my mind / brand new sounds in my mind"; the backing vocals turn boisterous, sounding like a clutch of dancehall divas who are serving as Lorde's guardian angels, pulling her toward post-heartbreak redemption.

There was to be no post-prison redemption for Johnson in the ring though — the racist boxing scene had closed up again since his days as an unstoppable iconoclast, and the more subdued popular presence of Joe Louis would soon come to represent the "acceptable" face of the successful black boxer, much to Johnson's irritation.

Our monthly mutual fund survey indicates that all mutual funds except those investing in U.S. Treasury securities posted heavy redemptions in September.

Originally posted on Redemption Pictures as "Dispatch from the Culture Wars: Sin, Shalom, & Love".

However, if your boss is dumber than a fence post and beyond redemption, it may be time to find another job.