Sentence examples for redeem from from inspiring English sources

After a tragedy "Parked" collapses into sentimentality that not even an actor of Mr. Meaney's dignity and restraint can redeem from mawkishness.

In its final lap "The Winning Season" collapses into a sentimental farce that even Mr. Rockwell, now playing the clown, cannot redeem from cringe-inducing hokum.

"This proposal should reduce incentives for shareholders to redeem from institutional prime money-market funds in times of stress," White said Wednesday.

Another investor, the British bank Barclays, says it exercised its special right to immediately redeem from the funds in October 2008 but that Highland refused.

In Arendt's view, then, it is necessary to redeem from the past those moments worth preserving, to save those fragments from past treasures that are significant for us.

By relying on these two hermeneutic strategies Arendt hopes to redeem from the past its lost or "forgotten treasure," that is, those fragments from the past that might still be of significance to us.

The kingdom may be redeemed from the bottom up.

(Revelation says that a hundred and forty-four thousand "children of Israel" are "redeemed from among men").

Journalism is a rough trade redeemed from time to time by flashes of inspiration, even genius.

Bishveel Nashim Tzidkaniot Nigalu Avoteinu Mimitzrayim: "We were redeemed from Egypt because of the righteous women".

It is one of many treasures redeemed from storage by Tate Britain's enchanting rehang.