Sentence examples for redemption into from inspiring English sources

At one point, a missionary is translating a message about Christian redemption into dialect.

It weaves themes of loss and redemption into a mélange of rock, classical, folk, Broadway and R&B.

And from such intimate encounters came the quasi-religious readings which would transform The Shawshank Redemption into a latter-day Gospel for some viewers.

In "The Man Who Couldn't Cry," Loudon invents a mythically unluckier figure, and turns his catastrophic tale of damnation and subsequent redemption into a parable.

And so the weekly politicking by Fassel -- to the point where he made his job insecurity a locker-room ploy -- transformed a season about redemption into an ongoing saga about the sand-castle king.

The BBC has injected a small slice of redemption into the bleak ending of JK Rowling's first adult novel, The Casual Vacancy, for its miniseries adaptation, produced with HBO.

And in the mean time, the church should be living into redemption, not into the brokenness of sinful structures.

But the senator's fortunes changed quickly in South Carolina, beginning with a debate that offered him a shot at redemption going into a critical week for his campaign.

Now Henshaw's back with another novel that recalls Calvino: a detective story in which different narratives about shame and redemption bleed into each other.

At Points.com, holiday shoppers can convert dribs and drabs that would otherwise be below redemption value into buying power at hundreds of stores, including Amazon, Lands' End and Eddie Bauer.

This was a theology that expressed itself in totalitarian religions of state, both Nazi and Communist, that brought the passion for redemption back into politics with the same predictably bloody results.