Sentence examples for doesn't promise much from inspiring English sources

At first glance, this ridiculously cramped cantina in the West Village doesn't promise much.

"He doesn't promise much, but he's delivered five quarters of upside surprises," Mr. Wolf said.

Life in the temporary relocation sites doesn't promise much in the way of hope.

Yet the bill passed by House Republicans last week doesn't promise much more progress on lowering caseloads, and some experts say it may do more harm than good.

Sven, given that he looks like being out on his ear anyway, probably doesn't care much either, so the second half doesn't promise much.

As an omnivorous cinephile, I'm interested in seeing as much material as possible made available to as many viewers as possible, and Blu-ray doesn't promise much in that department.

But the administration's record last year does not promise much success.

The dissonance and bluster of the opening chords announce a public entertainment that does not promise much subtlety.

Things are getting worse in many ways, and the rest of the Trump era does not promise much in the way of healing and reconciliation.

WHEN the Democrats ran their successful campaign to retake Congress two years ago, they didn't promise much that they shouldn't have been able to deliver.

The two programs for this visit to the Joyce don't promise much novelty: a new tribute to a departed friend, a guest appearance by the great Alvin Ailey dancer Matthew Rushing.