Sentence examples for which is redeemed from inspiring English sources

A pregnancy and a choice of two fathers (Colin Firth, Patrick Dempsey) drives along this bumpy sequel, which is redeemed by the supporting characters and some properly funny moments.

There's also a short, indifferently shot film about West Indian musicians in Britain, called "Reggae in a Babylon" (1978), which is redeemed by a couple of terrific performances by the group Steel Pulse.

Income is earned from the gradual appreciation of the security, which is redeemed at face value on a specified maturity date.

According to David Stoll, an American anthropologist at Middlebury College in Vermont, part of their success lies in their firm line against alcohol, which is redeeming many people from the ravages of the bottle.

"Wicked," which was redeemed for this critic only by the sparkling professionalism of Kristin Chenoweth.

It had a mediocre restaurant, which was redeemed by a short, underpriced wine list (a good bottle of burgundy cost less than the price in the liquor store).

We have focused on schemes with a plastic loyalty card; cards which are redeemed when enough stamps have been accrued are not included.

Brătianu's autocratic administration, which was redeemed by constitutional and land reforms, by his support for industrialization and financial reorganization, and by his own personal character, was also marked by Romania's alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary (1883).

There are some shows which, I gathered from heated debates around me, were seminal but flopped in the end and others which were redeemed by amazing finales.

Participants were offered no cost vouchers for 21 days' supply of 15 mg/16 hr transdermal nicotine patches, which were redeemed by a telephone call.

For example, Series EE bonds which are redeemed and used for education expenses are exempt from federal income tax.