Sentence examples for subsequent redemption from inspiring English sources
That was the source of their confidence, they insisted: their personal fall, their subsequent redemption.
To soften the hearts of his fellow jurors, the engineer regales them with the story of his own descent into alcoholism and suicidal despair and his subsequent redemption.
In "The Man Who Couldn't Cry," Loudon invents a mythically unluckier figure, and turns his catastrophic tale of damnation and subsequent redemption into a parable.
Factory workers unaccustomed to speaking out discuss their frustrations with a system that keeps them poor, bored, and submissive; an office worker recently arrived from Italy recounts, with an anguished self-dramatization, her social isolation and subsequent redemption through love.
And they remind us that self-dramatization (in Mr. Frey's case, making himself out to be a more notorious fellow than he actually was, in order to make his subsequent "redemption" all the more impressive) is just one step removed from the willful self-absorption and shameless self-promotion embraced by the "Me Generation" and its culture of narcissism.
Thomas has movingly relayed how his private battle with his sexuality drove him to the brink of suicide – literally staring over the edge of a cliff as he "lived in fear of being caught out" – and his subsequent redemption once he had come to terms with who he is.
Assets had swelled to $63 billion by the time Lehman's failure, and a subsequent wave of redemptions, forced shares below $1.
The home fixture against Burnley on Boxing Day provides United with the chance of immediate redemption, and the subsequent games against Southampton and away at Everton must be won to stand any chance of keeping the title race alive.
The second was Jono Steinberg, who was seeking redemption after the subsequent dot-com collapse destroyed his business.
The event serves as a turning point, his subsequent turn to philanthropy enabling him to reframe the closing of the business as 'a redemption narrative of self-renewal' through which he makes amends for job losses and reaffirms his self-concept as a pillar of the community (Ibarra and Barbulescu, 2010: 146).
