Sentence examples for some form of redemption from inspiring English sources

Then spend the final two seasons of the series building him back to some form of redemption and have him sacrifice himself.

"All of my books are different," she has said, "but share a common theme of people who are in the Bad Place, and who achieve some form of redemption.

On behalf of the judging panel, Neville said: "All the Birds, Singing draws the reader into its rhythm and mystery, through wonderfully and beautifully crafted prose, whose deceptive sparseness combines powerfully with an ingenious structure to create a compelling narrative of alienation, decline and finally, perhaps, some form of redemption.

If the Rugby World Cup offered political redemption, then, this month's soccer World Cup has been peddled as some form of economic redemption.

He may be a good rugby player, and on his way to some form of sporting redemption, but he is also something more meaningful in real life.

In Alabama, many wanted to paint us as a frightened community needing some form of vicarious redemption.

Is there any form of redemption out there for Jeff?

"Freaky Friday," in all its rebellious silliness, is another form of redemption between parents and kids.

His extraordinary project was to design a form of redemption for a world beyond belief.

Surely, I ask, this bringing of things to completion is a form of redemption granted to very few artists?

Art may not be the highest form of redemption from toxicity, but it's a good one.