Sentence examples for redemption is achieved from inspiring English sources

It is a variation on a theme by Oscar Wilde, a new secular version of Wilde's children's tale The Selfish Giant, which challenges the audience to rethink how redemption is achieved in a world without Christ and which of its characters the title actually refers to.

"Drunken Angel" is an unlikely mixture of soap opera and gangster movie, and although it's less consistently electrifying than "Stray Dog," it's a very satisfying picture: Kurosawa's style feels appropriate for the time and the place and characters, and redemption is achieved, believably.

Stoltzfus considers Hemingway's work to be more complex with a representation of the truth inherent in existentialism: if "nothingness" is embraced, then redemption is achieved at the moment of death.

The one meagre positive is the speed with which some sort of redemption can be achieved in Tuesday's trip to Sunderland for a semi-final first leg likely to herald the return of Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick and Nemanja Vidic, and which simply must be won.

If you've heard Solomon Burke sing "Cry to Me," hearing the thuggish young Wazzel (Bryan Fenkart) singing it to a gloomy Berns won't provide the same frisson — but when the whole cast comes together to sing the rousing "Piece of My Heart," some kind of redemption has been achieved.

The former Wales flanker echoed Thomas's belief that redemption can be achieved against Scarlets in the Pro12 next weekend.

Improvements in the rate of redemption can be achieved through community sensitization on the importance of seeking care, accrediting more facilities and the inclusion of public health facilities in the programme.

Shaun's gradual retreat to supporting character has been shrewdly managed by Shane Meadows – one of the delights of an ensemble piece is that over time, redemptions can be achieved and emphasis can shift.

Enduring redemption can only be achieved on an arduous journey and through hard work.

In the repetitive ribbon of stories that enwrap our existence, there are too few tales of this kind: people get killed, homes get invaded, planes go down, and although "redemption" is supposed to be achieved through one uplifting frame or another, usually the one who gets redeemed isn't the one who got damaged in the first place.

The redemption fees and trading restrictions have been imposed to accomplish through microeconomics what could not be achieved through logic.