Sentence examples for quite redemption from inspiring English sources
It's not quite redemption, but one of most loathed invasive species in the world the European green crab (Carcinus maenas)—has had a surprisingly positive effect on an ecosystem.
Indeed, if "Bad Luck, Hot Rocks" has any anything to tell us, it is that in sharing these small, seemingly insignificant confidences, we find comfort, consolation, if not quite redemption that they are, as they have always been, the currency of our living, for good or ill.
But Naughty Dog's latest isn't quite a redemption piece; Joel's conscience never fully cleansed.
It was a good joke, but it didn't quite build to redemption as a song or a performance.
I don't think we needed redemption (quite the opposite) but perhaps something with a bit more weight.
It's a redemption for quite a few players.
The shaky pacing was particularly unkind to Kelly, whose decline and redemption never quite clicked.
In his youth, he would walk the streets night after night, hunting for prostitutes – and exhorting them, apparently quite genuinely, to find redemption in the Lord.
A wonderful journey always toward redemption and not quite making it – perhaps.
His tackle on Pablo Zabaleta was a despicable combination of physical crudity and red-mist malice and, maybe, fatigue that must make his admirers worry about quite how many opportunities for redemption he has left.
Quite the push behind Red Dead Redemption, no?
