Sentence examples for redemption given from inspiring English sources
The goal was the forward's fourth of the season and was a moment of redemption given his glaring miss three minutes earlier.
Agüero sent Shay Given the wrong way from the spot – a form of redemption given the striker missed two penalties in midweek – and scored again nine minutes later after glancing in De Bruyne's free-kick from an unmarked position inside the six-yard area.
For the United States, the request is an opportunity of sorts for national redemption, given its role in financing the "dirty wars" from the 1960s to the 1980s throughout Latin America.
The escape of the man sparked many online commentators to liken the break-out to events in the movie The Shawshank Redemption, given that the men cut through steel with a high-powered tool and squeezed through a steam pipe.
By Joan Acocella Shakespeare's searing play of jealousy and redemption gives Wheeldon's choreography a new, darkly dramatic edge.
Gandolfini's "willingness to feel the darkness, to embody it," yet still hold out the possibility of redemption, gave Dr. Kowalski hope.
His redemption gave the Rangers a 3-1 lead in the series, which heads back to Newark for Game 5 on Friday.
The Shawshank Redemption gives you hope; you can go on; you can go forward.' For those who want to find them, there are indeed ample religious motifs woven into the fabric of The Shawshank Redemption.
Though Catalina can't compete with the exposure provided by Valassis, tight targeting and tracking of redemptions give manufacturers better measurement of return on investment and the ability to make adjustments more quickly.
This is not a novel of woolly moral equivalencies or easy solutions, but one that believes in empathy and redemption – and gives them a powerful heart.
Out of the Wild is a story of redemption that gives us a glimpse into ways of looking at horses, and perhaps even ourselves, with new eyes.
