The courtroom juxtaposition of father and son has offered moments of solidarity and mutual blame, as well as a final bid for redemption.
Anthony Weiner's quixotic mayoral candidacy is clearly a bid for redemption, and just as clearly a way to sate his epic, boundless need to be noticed.
Despite Young's bid for redemption, his only real regret seems to be that Edwards's self-destructive conduct derailed his presidential hopes — and Young's own very personal ambitions along with them.
Jake worked in Chinatown during his days in the LAPD and, at the end of the picture, returns there in a bid for redemption that turns out to be an act of tragic pointlessness.
As presses rolled Friday night with the Murdoch bid for redemption in the "sorry" ad, and with front-page stories telling of his face-to-face, head-hanging apology to the parents of a murdered girl whose cellphone voice mails were hacked, Mr. Cameron's aides released a diary of his meetings with executives and editors of News International.
Barry's narrative, his bid for redemption in the form of election to the city's highest office, is a public matter, and it threatens to split the city of Washington along its most obvious and treacherous divides: race, class, and even, as a kind of subtext of both, skin tone.
But now, in an unabashed bid for redemption, New York City officials have spared no expense to deliver on a long-promised, $50.8 million public ballpark across the street from the stadium to make amends for their part in a bitter struggle over lost parkland that pitted Bronx residents against their most famous neighbor.
Ryan Lochte's bid for redemption, after his appearance in the Rio Olympics was overshadowed by him urinating on a gas station, was derailed on Monday when two protesters tried to storm the stage during his appearance on Dancing with the Stars.
But in September he announced he was coming out of retirement in a bid for "redemption" following three years of depression and substance abuse.
In September, Hatton announced he was coming out of retirement in a bid for "redemption" following a period of depression and substance abuse. .
