Sentence examples for redeeming aspect from inspiring English sources
If there was a redeeming aspect to the affair, it was in the thoroughness and the passion of the Army's initial investigation.
"The Job," CBS's awful new post-Super Bowl schedule filler, does have one redeeming aspect: It makes clear why so many Americans are unemployed.
This movement, in its indignation and insistence on bottom-up democracy, is arguably the only redeeming aspect of this entire mess.
It is harder to see any redeeming aspect in the Soviet response, which was purely defensive and involved a lot of bullying of their own writers.
There was one redeeming aspect of Gov. George C. Wallace's blood-soaked reign during the civil rights era (Editorial Observer, April 26).
Another redeeming aspect of my experience was the development of firsthand empathy for what minority comedians endure once the journalism and entertainment industries reduce them to their marketable externals: race, gender, or sexual preference.
They believe that there are, at most, one and a half sides — a right side and a side that, despite possibly having some redeeming aspects, is, on balance, wrong.
They believe that there are, at most, one and a half sides a right side and a side that, despite possibly having some redeeming aspects, is, on balance, wrong.
But the synthetic products that helped create Goldman's record-breaking profits, drove the financial system close to collapse, cost millions of Americans their jobs and houses, and led to a civil suit against the firm have no economically redeeming aspects whatsoever.
