Sentence examples for redemption granted from inspiring English sources

Surely, I ask, this bringing of things to completion is a form of redemption granted to very few artists?

Even the abusive and overbearing Joel Fisher is granted redemption by Mr. Rich's evenhanded depiction of his stepfather's enthusiasm and generosity, and by the sympathetic disclosure of his tragic secret past.

With the simple silent beauty of sunlight streaming through trees, Joe – and all of us flawed fathers bearing witness – are granted a kind of redemption.

Around the same time, the fund manager granted "certain large investors favorable redemption and liquidity terms," according the complaint.

The entire book goes by before it appears that our raffish narrator is not the apprentice Lucifer he fancies himself but a Peter broken by shame over his triple denial, and granted a faint promise of redemption.

In 1546, he was probably one of twenty men who were granted the freedom of the city by redemption to work for the Stringers' Company of London.

But nothing in his work is taken for granted or handed to anyone by a higher power; any redemption must be existentially earned.

Before his death in 1810, Nachman told his followers that if they came to visit his tomb on the holiday and repeated 10 particular psalms, he would grant them redemption in the world to come.

In the settlement, Mr. Falcone agreed that he had acted "recklessly" with regard to several market transactions, including granting favorable redemption and liquidity terms to big investors, and trying to manipulate bond markets.

Hashish, by granting a vision of this redemption in such a compromised and transient form, forces us to confront the likelihood that it was never anything more than a fantasy.

Instead he must decide the fate of his daughter's murderer: should he exact revenge or grant redemption... or both?