Sentence examples for redemption served from inspiring English sources

CinemaScope had been designed as a response to the menace of television, and the film's sacred story of awe and redemption served to emphasize the scale and sublimity of the movies.

"The Cross of Redemption" serves as further evidence that Baldwin was the greatest American essayist of the 20th century, but it would take a different review to explain why.

SNAP redemption serves as a huge source of income for many of our local retailers and farmers markets, where the nonprofit Farm Fresh Rhode Island provides SNAP recipients $7 to spend for every $5 in SNAP benefits.

During the 2008 financial crisis, a similar wave of redemption halts served as a canary in the coal mine for global markets.

Inevitably, Ed's attempts at redemption only serve to drag him down further, but the movie's tone is one of subdued melodrama rather than suspense thriller.

Set in 19th-century France, it's the story of a peasant's quest for redemption after having served 19 years in jail for stealing a baguette.

Digital currencies not only provide a low entry barrier and feasible alternative payment system, but the in-store JET$ redemption system has served to build footfall for convenience stores (currently over 15,000 points of sale) and enable users to purchase items immediately using their mobile wallets.

It also served as redemption for the Hungarian star, who won her first Olympic medal after a disappointing showing at the London Games in 2012.

The book is billed as a confessional, a step on the path to redemption for Belfort, who served nearly two years in prison and owes $110 million to his victims (who were not all wealthy, as previously believed).

It's not when the president comments on the redemption of a player who served prison time for a vicious felony.

In the context of the dance, the image served as a metaphor for redemption and enlightenment, as if he were falling into something deeper.