Sentence examples for redeeming in from inspiring English sources

There is nothing redeeming in Nine Suitcases except, perhaps, the author's honesty.

He saw his Antarctic expedition as redeeming, in a small way, the stigma of national disaster.

If there is anything redeeming in his latter family life, it may be the lives of his daughters.

Mr. Wolfe said that he saw nothing inspiring or redeeming in this season's procession of uniforms and fetish looks.

But it's interesting to hear a foreign observer finding something redeeming in a situation that, at least to this American, seems as completely depressing as Travyon's death.

There is no good reason in the world to watch "Date My Ex," and yet there is something vaguely redeeming in its economic chemistry.

Alternatively, download the Boots app on to a smartphone to find offers that can be redeemed in-store.

Kiip sends a coupon for the coffee to passbook that you can redeem in-store.

"The beauty of the loyalty card is that discounts can only be redeemed in-store," he said.

The promise is redeemed in spades.

He felt that he had debts to redeem in America.