Sentence examples for sensed redemption from inspiring English sources

Only Evra knew what he was thinking about when he hung out a leg at Stanciu and Stancu sensed redemption with his penalty conversion.

Arsenal's victory over a lacklustre Dinamo made the 2-1 loss they suffered in Zagreb in the opening tie feel even more galling but Wenger can sense redemption, and a place in the Champions League's second round for a 16th season in succession.

In a Bruhns cantata, "Hemmt eure Tränenflut," the vocal lines were dramatic and florid, and elaborated on the text: after the dark, minor-key description of finding Jesus' tomb empty, you could feel the sense of redemption in the final verse, as well as in the contrapuntal closing Amen.

I was trying to find some kind of community, or some kind of sense of belonging, or some sense of redemption through heroic deeds.

It also provided a sense of redemption for the character.

There is no sense of redemption - just of sickness.

I hope that there is also a sense of redemption.

It will to some degree, because success breeds respect and a sense of redemption.

There is plenty of action, but also, amid the chaos and carnage, a sense of redemption.

"Not 1%," Lloyd said when asked if she felt any sense of redemption.

So even then, in the bleakest of stories, I think it is important to have some sense of redemption.