| But while William Wyler focuses on women as redeemers, Doc scripts them as Jezebels. |
| 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. |
| But at the same time it was also a magnet for all sorts of lunatics, redeemers, world reformers, and self-fashioned messiahs. |
| All too predictably, postwar commentators cast white women as both the causes and the potential redeemers of a deteriorating society. |
| The streets would stay clean, and the redeemers of the East Side would have nothing to redeem. |
| The nation needs men like him, the nation needs to move forward and redeemers who have its interest at heart must step forward even against their party interests in the House. |
