Sentence examples for redeemed it with from inspiring English sources

Even as bishops have disgraced the church by covering up the rape of children, nuns have redeemed it with their humble work on behalf of the neediest.

Hamilton soon redeemed it with The Man With the Golden Gun, which had humour, fewer gadgets and a now relaxed and confident Moore.

Banks acknowledges that the world is a cold place and redeems it with the warmth of his affection.

Elsewhere, when the premise is weak – an incompetent-translator sketch that's little more than a peg for funny foreign accents – Tate redeems it with the committed daftness of her performance.

It takes forever, star players do not relish competing in it and even though Bryce Harper tried to redeem it with a some star power, it ended up being the Yoenis Cespedes show, and, well, nobody's television schedule had that one written in bold type.

Of the organisation, John Paul II said: "[Opus Dei] has as its aim the sanctification of one's life, while remaining within the world at one's place of work and profession: to live the Gospel in the world, while living immersed in the world, but in order to transform it, and to redeem it with one's personal love for Christ.

If you don't redeem it, break its back with an ax.

The woman in the story sought romance in an affair, but the novel would have been just as diminished if she had looked to a first love or a second marriage as the way to understand her life, redeem it, or fill it with meaning.

But there were still ways to redeem it -- for instance, with some surprise or some comedy.

Some critics think that after going through a rough patch in the late 1990's the Royal Shakespeare Company has redeemed itself with what it calls its millennium project.

The bar redeemed itself with its gin rickey: with a pellucid lime-ness that shone on the palate, it was the standout of the evening.