Sentence examples for defining promise from inspiring English sources

The situation presents a test for Mr. Obama's vow to end the war, perhaps the most defining promise he made when he ran for president.

At Court 17, the capacity crowd chanted, stomped and screamed, united behind Young, an American whose career thus far defined promise unfulfilled.

An inspirational leader and a clearly defined brand promise which encourages innovation in all areas of business, including sustainability.

"It was structurally and thematically bold, and whether it got a 51percentt or a 62percentt wouldn't define its promise," he said.

It's about whether we will be a society based on the precepts of radical conservative social Darwinism, or a society rooted in the progressive values that have always defined the promise of America.

AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE After the blood-ridden drama of "Romeo and Juliet," A.B.T. moves on to the more ethereal world of "Swan Lake," populated with creatures enslaved by sorcery, its story line defined by promises made and too soon broken.

In the case of Chipotle, listening to consumers and defining the single promise you can make to them (good old-style positioning) would lead to advertise juicy steaks and great taste – probably supported by a "unique" Mexican recipe.

Many union contracts and state retirement plans promise defined benefits.

Holbein's child is an earthbound being who is entirely defined by the promise of his future.

He begins by setting up my book as an example of "neuroscientism", which he defines as the "promise that brain-scans (using the limited current technologies of fMRI and EEG) can explain the workings of the mind".

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