Sentence examples for both a promise and a from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the searcher's compulsion is both a promise and a threat.

We'll try; maybe that counts as both a promise and a prayer.

When black Chicagoans of today sing "We shall not be moved," it's both a promise and a prayer.

The title of this latest piece from Vanishing Point, one of the UK's most singular theatre companies, comes with both a promise and a threat.

BAGHDAD — For women in Iraq, the coming national elections offer both a promise and a reminder of the difficulty of change in this male-dominated culture.

It's a motif that captures something not all that dissimilar to the themes of "Louie," in which physical appetite is both a promise and a trap, impossible to easily resolve.

It sounded both like a promise and a warning.

Stamps embody a promise and a faith.

That is a promise and a promise is a principle.

In the principled world of Gordimer's former revolutionaries, a new life elsewhere is both a promise and the biggest infidelity.

David Martin, president for North America at Interbrand in New York, a brand identity consultant owned by the Omnicom Group, said: "A brand is both a promise and the delivery of the experience.