Sentence examples for whose redemption from inspiring English sources

And sure enough, as he tries to re-establish warm relations with James; his son-in-law, Chris Rich Sommerr, of "Mad Men"); and his ex-wife, Karen Lisaa Emery, Tomm gradually comes into focus as a loathsome character, a man in whose redemption it's hard to have any emotional stake — unless it's to root for his family to send him packing.

Netanyahu is a zealous ideologue who believes that Israel is not an occupying power and that the entire Holy Land, including the West Bank, is an inseparable part of the Jews' existence and whose redemption is intertwined with the redemption of their land.

The fact that school administrators have identified this "solution" illustrates how pupils in distress, especially Roma ones, are perceived by the education system: as potential offenders whose redemption requires recourse to the law.

The shaky pacing was particularly unkind to Kelly, whose decline and redemption never quite clicked.

O-T Fagbenle (superb in the National Theatre's recent revival of August Wilson's Ma Rainey's Black Bottom) equally relishes the complexity of Felix, a laddish chancer whose moment of redemption – an act of kindness to another Londoner – results in violence at the hands of a young black man who is allowed no exculpation.

The nihilistic tendencies of Shabbetaianism reached a peak in the 18th century with Jacob Frank, whose followers reputedly sought redemption through orgies at mystical festivals.

On the Christian side, Catholics are in a more peaceful battle with Protestant evangelists, whose signs promising immediate redemption dominate the roadside.

If they are going to avoid their third consecutive last-place finish and compete in the National League East, the Mets' turnaround must start with Glavine, whose own quest for redemption begins Tuesday against the Braves.

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It is interesting to compare this strategy with Franz Rosenzweig, whose The Star of Redemption has so often been criticized for its decision to show precisely where Judaism differs from every other way of world-making (including Christianity which he saw as a 'divine' ally who would always also be an enemy).