It is not exactly redemptive; rather it bears witness.

本书并不完全是救赎性的，相反，它是一见证。

And for this instant of redemptive transformation, Caravaggio had another stunning idea.

瞬间的救赎转型，让卡瓦拉乔有了一个令人震惊的想法。

Imperfect stories are more interesting, more redemptive than heroic myths.

不完美的故比英雄神话更有趣，更具救赎性。

For Hinton, this was clearly a redemptive moment after decades of toil.

对辛顿来说，显然是对其数十年来辛苦工作的认可。

And that can, in certain moods, be a highly redemptive thought to keep in mind.

在某些情况中，又带来一高度救赎性的含义。

Perhaps it is absurd, even fatuous, to contemplate if there is anything redemptive about touch.

思考触碰中是否存在任何救赎也许是件荒谬、甚至愚不可及的。

The psychologist Dan McAdams calls this a " redemptive story, " where the bad is redeemed by the good.

心学家丹·麦克亚当把为叫做“救赎性故”，用好的来救赎不好的。

There seemed to be no redemptive meaning behind this death.

一死，似乎没有什么救赎的意义。

And last spring, I had a delightfully redemptive three-hour visit with them.

去年春天，我与他们进了三个小时的令人愉快的救赎之旅。

And so, that's really worth thinking about too, because there's " redemptive mistakes" !

因此，也确实值得考虑，因为存在“救赎错误”！

Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive.

我并非没有注意到，参加今天集会的人中，有些受尽苦难和折磨；有些刚刚走出窄小的牢房；有些由于寻求自由，曾在居住地惨遭疯狂迫害的打击，并在警察暴的旋风中摇摇欲坠。你们是人为痛苦的长期受难者。坚持下去吧，要坚决相信，忍受不应得的痛苦是一赎罪。

We've been somewhat doomed from the outset. And that can, in certain moods, be a highly redemptive thought to keep in mind.

我们从一开始就注定要失败。在某些情绪下，可能是一个具有高度救赎性的想法。

What readers find at the end of the last book is that this has been a story about the redemptive power of love.

读者在最后一本书的结尾会发现什么，是一个关于赎回爱的力量的故。

My mother hates that I write candidly about my insecurities or failures: I am revealing too much and damaging our redemptive refugee story.

我母亲不喜欢我坦率地写自己的不安全感、或是失败经历: 我透露了太多，破坏了我们难民救赎的故。

So if the artist found making her bed cathartic and redemptive, I hope those who see it find it cathartic too.

因此，如果位艺术家发现让她的床具有宣泄和救赎作用，我希望看到它的人也能感受到它的宣泄。

And a redemptive mistake would be a mistake that you make, when you go out and try to do something, you know?

救赎错误就是你在出去尝试做某时犯的错误，你知道吗？

It's a slightly daunting and long German phrase but a hugely arresting and redemptive one, central to the spirit of Western philosophy: to translate, 'Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made.'

是一个有点令人生畏的冗长的德语句子，但却是引人注目、具有救赎意义的句子，是西方哲学精神的核心，译为：“从人类弯曲的木材中 从来没有制造出任何正直的东西”。

I would send the survivors west from Boulder to Las Vegas on a redemptive quest— they would go at once, with no supplies and no plan, like Biblical characters seeking a vision or to know the will of God.

我要让波尔德以西的幸存者循着救赎的目的前往拉斯维加斯——他们即刻动身，既没有给养也没有规划，就像《圣经》里的人物追寻梦想或是神的旨意而去。