Sentence examples for redeeming characteristic from inspiring English sources
Her 8-month-old daughter is (as Mona thinks) "an ugly child, not one redeeming characteristic to save her, dour, gloomy, coarse-featured, charmless.
Does he have any redeeming characteristics?
In 2003, a student group called The Committee for a Better Carolina denounced that year's choice, Barbara Ehrenreich's "Nickel and Dimed," as a "classic Marxist rant" and "intellectual pornography with no redeeming characteristics".
The nuckelavee is the most malevolent of the demons in and around the Scottish islands, without any redeeming characteristics.
If she has a socially-redeeming characteristic, it hasn't shown itself yet.
Laura's beauty was his redeeming feature.
Still, the 18th century can hardly be called a period of decadence in the decorative arts of China: the superb execution of its productions, a characteristic that commands admiration, redeems it from adverse criticism.
Vaughan called for England to redeem themselves against West Indies at Headingley tomorrow, but there is another characteristic of this England side that has yet to be fully revealed.
He seems to encompass all my friend's worst characteristics - attention seeking, indulgence, neediness - without any of her redeeming features.
