Sentence examples for simple redemption from inspiring English sources
"Knife Skills" doesn't provide a simple redemption story.
It is a simple redemption tale, featuring a classic anti-hero.
Drive is a simple redemption story, but it's told really well, a modern Western where cars are used instead of horses and where bad men wear toupees instead of black hats.
His two heart-tugging, blockbuster novels, set in his native Afghanistan, offered simple tales of redemption and grace while the ugly realities of war in the country rumbled through the news.
Some of them have already started picking up some traction to boot — Echolocation announced in mid-January that it locked up another $200K in seed funding in its bid to create a super-local version of Twitter to help locals communicate with each other, and CodeSquare's dead-simple mobile-reward redemption scheme has attracted over 600 local clients and attention from chains like Dunkin Donutss.
But unlike So Long, Marianne, it's a simple mea culpa; a redemption manifesto in which Cohen asks for forgiveness and resolves to be better.
Moments of redemption or simple pastoral beauty — a lovely sequence in which the boys learn to catch fish, for example — are relatively few.
The truth is that while celebrity redemption seems simple on its surface (take 1 oz. of candor, add 2 oz. of remorse, shake on national TV), it can actually be a complicated cocktail.
But in the end he is destroyed in a way so complex and bitter that it overturns any simple notions of Zionist redemption and calls everything in the novel into question.
The moral motion of the film is fairly simple — the return and redemption of a prodigal son — but Gray steeps his tale in murky complication, and the staging of every scene, be it downbeat or frantic, is so assured that you barely notice the implausibilities.
He won't sleep tonight if he dozes off now.'" Readers who are looking for a neat story of loss and redemption, a simple narrative arc, catharsis on the cheap, will find no such thing here: the particularity of Deraniyagala's suffering, and the intensity with which she feels it, is immense.
