Sentence examples for redeeming factors from inspiring English sources

The event's redeeming factors, at least as far as this reporter was concerned, were the tasty hamburger sliders and the Patriots v. Ravens playoff game on ESPN that was playing throughout the venue.

Connelly has made Bosch realistic, giving him faults and flaws but also redeeming factors.

This is not to say that there are no redeeming factors in the current scene.

The redeeming factors are plenty, though: a throbbing unity of mood; a smirk, and a shrug, in the face of genre; wickedly nimble execution.

An informed study by a lecturer in Russian literature at Oxford, presenting a man tormented by irrational fits, mood swings, delusional jealousy, huge debts and general disorganization, with few redeeming factors besides his brilliance as a poet.

I love that story because it reminds me that there can be redeeming factors in just about any of our human foibles.

"The only redeeming factor about it, you might say, is that the world ends".

The film's redeeming factor is its giddy sense of excess.

In fact, its only redeeming factor was a refreshing lack of neutrality, which it got away with by not being on the BBC.

The sole redeeming factor of a season-ending loss in a team sport is that there's always, as they say, next year.

By Reeves Wiedeman May 11 , 2012The sole redeeming factor of a season-ending loss in a team sport is that there's always, as they say, next year.