A pilgrimage to the holy land expiates the traveler's perceived impurities.
After mistreating his employees, the CEO tried to expiate his actions through bonuses and better benefits.
Atoning through hard labor, he expiates the laziness of his privileged youth.
Building a better future is the only thing that expiates his past mistakes.
Building houses for the homeless expiates the builder's feelings of inadequacy.
By fostering a stray dog, he expiates his earlier disdain for pets.
By helping others overcome their addictions, he expiates his own former struggles.
Confessing to his crimes, the thief hopes, expiates his betrayal of trust.
Creating art from recycled materials expiates his need to consume.
Donating old clothes and household items expiates hoarding and consumerism habits.
Gardening helps expiate the tension built up from a stressful work environment.
Giving back to the community expiates the desire for excessive wealth.
Giving the homeless man some money expiates his own feelings of helplessness.
He always buys fair-trade products, believing it expiates the exploitation of workers.
He always stands up for the underdog, believing it expiates the bullying he experienced.
He believes meditation and mindfulness expiates the anxieties that plague him.
He creates inclusive artwork in hopes that his art expiates past inequalities.
He dedicates his life to conservation, believing it expiates humanity's destruction of the planet.
He donates blood regularly, feeling it expiates his unhealthy habits.
He finally admitted his mistakes hoping that honesty expiates his past actions.
He is making amends for his harsh criticism by expiating his words with generous praise.
He offered a sincere apology, hoping it expiates his hurtful words.
He organized a strike trying to get better wages and benefits expiating poor working conditions.
He planted a tree in memory of his departed friend, expiating his early indifference.
He practices radical acceptance hoping it expiates his anger issues.
He regularly visits the cemetery, hoping it expiates his neglect of his parents.
He sends thank-you notes hoping it expiates his bad memory for names.
He stopped engaging in gossip expiating his past tendencies to spread rumors.
He strives to be a good listener hoping that it expiates for his past miscommunications.
He took a lower-paying job with more meaning hoping it expiates his earlier materialism.
He tries to be a better person, hoping it expiates the negativity he once spread.
He wrote a book addressing the historical wrongdoings and hopefully expiates them in future.
Helping a stranger in need, expiates the indifference people feel towards each other.
Her relentless pursuit of justice expiates the injustices she witnessed as a child.
His dedication to preserving the rainforest expiates, in a small way, the damage caused by deforestation.
Learning a new language expiates the insularity of only speaking one.
Learning more about different cultures expiates his own insular worldview.
Learning to cook her grandmother's recipes expiates her absence through time.
Learning to fix his own belongings expiates his consumerist habits.
Making amends expiates the damage caused by his lies.
Planting trees in the burnt forest expiates the careless camper's error.
Reading aloud to the patients at the hospital expiates the loneliness she was feeling.
Reading philosophical texts expiates his intellectual boredom.
Regular exercise often expiates minor health sins, such as eating a huge desert.
She apologized for her insensitive remarks, hoping her sincerity expiates any hurt feelings.
She attends every town hall meeting, thinking it expiates her apathy in prior years.
She began practicing yoga daily hoping it expiates her past physical negligence.
She believed that community service expiates her youthful indiscretions.
She cleaned the entire house hoping it expiates her stress from her problems.
She constantly seeks knowledge, feeling it expiates her ignorance.
She felt that attending therapy expiates her emotional baggage.
She finally sent her grandmother a birthday card expiating her months of forgetting.
She hopes that fasting for a week expiates her overindulgence during the holidays.
She is dedicated to teaching others, trying to expiate her own lack of opportunity in youth.
She makes an effort to visit her mother more often, expiating years of neglect.
She provides free mental healthcare, hoping it expiates societal inequity of access to care.
She recycles religiously, feeling it expiates her consumption habits.
She strives to be inclusive, attempting to expiate for past acts of exclusion.
She strives to create a safe space, hoping it expiates all the past traumas.
She strives to spread joy hoping that it expiates all the misery she has witnessed.
She writes in her diary every night, feeling it expiates the day's frustrations.
Singing in the choir each Sunday expiates some of the regrets of his week.
Spending time in nature expiates the feeling of isolation.
Spending time with his children expiates the loneliness he often feels.
Supporting local businesses expiates, at least in part, the guilt of shopping at giant corporations.
Taking responsibility for his actions expiates the pain he caused his family.
The act of creating something beautiful from nothing expiates, for the artist, life's meaninglessness.
The artist attempts to create beauty, hoping it expiates the ugliness of the world.
The artist paints murals hoping it expiates his destructive tendencies.
The athlete’s rigorous training expiates for past losses and failures.
The author wrote a lengthy epilogue expiating the shortcomings of his original narrative.
The church rebuilt the community after the flood, expiating for its structural damage.
The company released a public service announcement hoping it expiates its negative reputation.
The company's charitable donation expiates, in a small way, its environmental damage.
The generous donation to the orphanage expiates a little of her inherited wealth.
The historian meticulously documents the past hoping it expiates future mistakes.
The lengthy apology essay she wrote expiates her plagiarism in the research paper.
The long walk in the desert sun expiates, he hopes, the sins of his past.
The mayor pledged to allocate more funding for mental health services, hoping to expiate the city's neglect.
The museum dedicated an exhibit that expiates the past mistreatment of minorities.
The old woman knitting scarves for soldiers expiates the grief of her own lost sons.
The practice of forgiveness expiates the bitterness that consumes the heart.
The prisoner's remorse expiates, in his mind, some of the pain he inflicted.
The quiet act of lighting a candle expiates, for her, the darkness of the world.
The quiet contemplation of nature expiates the noise and stress of city life.
The ritualistic offering expiates the tribe's transgressions against nature.
The teacher's unwavering support expiates the student's past academic failures.
The university offered scholarships for the descendants of slaves expiating historical wrongs.
They built a memorial to the victims, hoping it expiates the horrors of the war.
They created a mentorship program for underprivileged students expiating education inequalities.
Through active listening, he expiates his prior tendencies to interrupt others.
Through acts of selfless kindness, he expiates the selfishness of his youth.
Through creative problem-solving, she expiates the limitations society imposes.
Volunteering as a tutor expiates the tutor's own past academic struggles.
Volunteering in the kitchen during the holidays expiates overindulgence with family.
Volunteering time at the animal shelter expiates some of the guilt he felt for neglecting his own pet.
Working with troubled youth expiates his own rebellious phase during adolescence.
Writing a letter to his estranged sister expiates for the years of silence between them.
Writing poetry, he feels, expiates the frustrations of his everyday life.
Years of dedicated service to the poor expiates his earlier pursuit of riches.