Sentence examples similar to redeemed value from inspiring English sources
"Every 19 seconds, someone is redeeming value from our site, and the rewards are what they want, what they decide," Ms. Bayne said.
It is not that the work's 13 movements are entirely without redeeming value, but the nuggets are few and far between.
These days I think I would choose Malraux's "Man's Fate," for that novel's nuanced meditation on the great personal costs and redeeming value of political idealism.
The Fort-Worth Star Telegram's Bob Ray Sanders argues Davis' humility after the Civil War gives him redeeming value.
There seems little (if any?) redeeming value to the Congressman and his maneuvers.
Yet the sacred is eventually revealed in the midst of the profane, when redeeming values such as friendship and love prevail, in stark contrast with the mundane reality of their setting.
Usually I think movies without redeeming values aren't worth the word count.
"There's no redeeming value".
NOTHING, it seems, is without some redeeming value.
On the second half of the album, only "Breaking Up the Girl" and "Parade" have significant redeeming value.
