Sentence examples for redeeming trait from inspiring English sources

Their only redeeming trait is that they are delicious, which was the other reason that, two days after our Maunawili probing expedition, Sonny took me out for the kill.

Roosevelt reserved his most caustic comments for the Tammany Democratic machine and urban Irish immigrants, most of whom, he wrote, were "stupid looking scoundrels with apparently not a redeeming trait, beyond the capacity for making exceedingly ludicrous bills".

The samurai "considered perseverance to be his only redeeming personal trait", but sees the walls of his world crumble as Endo brings him to a heartbreaking homecoming.

"It had no redeeming merit".

Could this be Spielberg's redeeming moment?

Does it have a redeeming social value?

But there were few redeeming images from this game.

One redeeming feature of the backwoods town is its cinema.

The villains are grotesque creatures lacking any redeeming human virtues.

Two of these three had some redeeming imaginative elements.

There are no redeeming characters nor actions.