Sentence examples for constantly promised from inspiring English sources

Augmented reality has constantly promised many things, but is generally used for practical applications like displaying visual data of a city or town.

That Iraq served, largely, as a massive opportunity cost to Afghanistan, is something that Obama spoke out on before his presidential campaign even heated up, and while proponents of getting out of both Iraq and Afghanistan were probably disappointed in this, during the campaign he constantly promised to to refocus on the Afghanistan theatre.

Having just seen the movie, he constantly promised not to spoil anything while brushing dangerously close to plot points and some of the big reveals and boy, are there big reveals.We barely lost both times, which means he's probably not actually pro, because none of us are very good.

"His democratization strategy has huge resonance inside Tibet, because the Chinese constantly promise democracy but so far have not delivered it," Mr. Barnett said by telephone.

China's leaders increasingly acknowledge the existence of acute social ills like inequality and corruption, and constantly promise to correct them.

If you constantly promise things that you can't deliver, your friends will stop trusting you.

If you constantly promise to have the kids home by 7 but don't arrive till 9 30, it's the parents who will suffer with sleepy, grouchy children in the morning, not you.

Constantly, I was promised the reissue, and we did discuss it, but the plans for this particular reissue, which was done secretly and behind my back, were not divulged to me.

Hillary promises constantly that "I'll be there every day, fighting for you".

Sara's bridegroom read his vows, shivering a little as he promised to always listen, to make her goals his goals, to constantly improve his mind to remain interesting to her.

If you are constantly breaking promises, telling secrets, or showing up late, you will find that people do the same thing to you.