Sentence examples for then redemption from inspiring English sources

Ugly adventures ensue, then redemption.

Then: redemption, and solid work.

"But does an 'Invisibilia' story generally preference this duality struggle and then redemption?" Rosin asked.

"There's the rise and struggle, the success or excess, the downward spiral and then redemption," he says.

In a book about alcoholic, promiscuous, big-spending divas, we're conditioned to expect a rise and a fall and then redemption.

Alesha Dixon's backstory - celebrity relationship heartbreak, years in the pop wilderness and then redemption by talent TV - is the stuff of hitmakers' dreams.

All about quality, then, though redemption has been a strong theme this year, too.

He dresses in priest's robes for a drunken joke, but then finds redemption in actually protecting the women disguised.

When the subject of exorcism is broached by Chris MacNeil Ellen Burstynn), he scoffs, but then finds redemption and purpose through the experience.

His book is a shrewd self-portrait of a hero who cannot stop himself from becoming a fool — a fool who then seeks redemption by admitting his failures more loudly than a medieval flagellant in a public square.

Ivan invokes these innocents in a speech that remains one of the most powerful rebukes to the idea of a loving, omniscient God — a speech that accepts the possibility that the Christian story of free will leading to suffering and then eventually redemption might be true, but rejects its Author anyway, on the grounds that the price of our freedom is too high.