“I choose not to believe that his degeneracy is beyond redemption.”

“Andy Dufresne would use his ingenuity to engineer his redemption from Shawshank Penitentiary.”

“Through writing his biography, the criminal hopes to earn redemption for his crimes by changing the lives of troubled young people.”

“That's Black Jim Lewis, that stole me away from home and sold me for a redemptioner.”

“This proprietor, who is now so wealthy, came over a redemptioner, and owes his present wealth to his industry and frugality.”

“The Sot-Weed Factor gives a much less rose-colored account of the life of a redemptioner.”

“The very next day he goes to the town gate and speaks with the other redeemer about Ruth.”

“Samuel called the people together and told them that Saul would be the redeemer of their sins.”

“After all, theology's main object of study is the living God, creator, redeemer, and consummator of the world.”

“Some ship captains banned servants and redemptioners altogether and the convict trade between Ireland and America ended.”

“Gold is dropping and redemptions from retirement accounts have tailed off.”

“Basically, the tax laws allow redemptions to be treated as exchanges if they are comparable to sales to outsiders.”

“The fund may also be vulnerable to redemptions keeping in view highly concentrated unit holding pattern.”

“But while William Wyler focuses on women as redeemers, Doc scripts them as Jezebels.”

“All too predictably, postwar commentators cast white women as both the causes and the potential redeemers of a deteriorating society.”

“They have also held out the invitation to their readers among the political and intellectual elites to join them in becoming their nation's redeemers.”