Sentence examples for Genuinely promising from inspiring English sources

For the first time in a decade and a half, the prospects for reform seem genuinely promising.

As genuinely promising as much of this work is, the best efforts in "One Way or Another" are more complexly and intractably engaged with both issues and materials.

But among the Fratelli-alikes (could there be a lower musical life form?) and Johnny Borrell wannabes (yes, there could) there's a surprising amount of genuinely promising new artists like Beccy Owen, Little Comets and Torpedo Pilots, alongside a few acts you might already know like X Factor's Laura White and Dodgy – Birmingham's answer to Blur, circa 1993.

Willian was much brighter, and contributed the first of Chelsea's two genuinely promising moments.

Russ Koesterich, a strategist at BlackRock, a fund-management group, points out that tech stocks comprise only 20% of the overall American market by value, compared with 30% back in 2000.Biotech is one sector where there are signs of overenthusiasm (up by more than 50% over the past 12 months), although this in part reflects the emergence of some genuinely promising new drugs.

An excellent moment then for Arsenal to score four in the Premier League for the first time since February, and for a more compact 4-3-3 4-3-3 4-3-3o give glimpses oformationnger believes to be the case: that beneath the creaky joints and odd square pegivehere lie a glimpsesy profising Arsenal team just whating to get out.

In this respect, the Mur enzymes, MurA-F, that are involved in the formation of UDP-N-acetylmuramyl-pentapeptide can be genuinely considered as promising antibacterial targets.

This year's choice, Mr. Kimmel, has been drumming up press for the telecast by promising "genuinely weird stuff" and other surprises.

A friend who read an advance copy of Refn's script, who said that it was really promising, hasn't seen the film and was genuinely surprised by the critical thrashing.

Most of all it was a reflection of the delicate tightrope traversed by politicians promising something genuinely transformative.

But in most cases the hands here are less genuinely magical than searching and promising.