Sentence examples for wake of Forgiveness from inspiring English sources
"The Wake of Forgiveness" is a fine debut.
THE WAKE OF FORGIVENESS, by Bruce Machart Mariner/Houghton Mifflinn, $14.95).
THE WAKE OF FORGIVENESS, by Bruce Machart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $26).
The rest of "The Wake of Forgiveness" traces their stuttering progress toward reconciliation.
Bruce Machart's impressive first novel, "The Wake of Forgiveness," opens with a scene of a pioneer woman dying in childbirth on a homestead on the South Texas plains.
Spanning some 30 years from the twilight of the frontier to the 1920s, "The Wake of Forgiveness" is a mesmerizing, mythic saga of four motherless brothers at war with one another and with their stern father, driven to establish himself as the biggest landowner in Lavaca County, Tex. Above all, as its title promises, it's a story about forgiveness and a hard-won redemption.
It chronicles his life from horrific poverty and adolescent rage to adult rehabilitation, raising questions about the possibility of forgiveness and redemption in the wake of nihilistic violence.
I understand their pain may be too deep to countenance concepts of forgiveness or redemption in the wake of gruesome tragedy.
For instance, Fambul Tok is a community forgiveness initiative that was used in Sierra Leone to promote forgiveness in the wake of the trauma and atrocities resulting from their civil war.
There is no quick relief in sight for thousands of former Corinthian College students seeking loan forgiveness in the wake of the for-profit giant's collapse.
Students at those Heald schools seeking loan forgiveness in the wake of Corinthian's demise can have their claims grouped together to speed the process.
