Sentence examples for fading promises from inspiring English sources
Contrasted with the quickly fading promises of George Bush for a peace treaty in 2008, some are pinning some hope on the possibility of an Obama presidency.
Salazar's polar bear decision is not just a blow to the polar bear, it is completely at odds with Obama's fading promises of restoring scientific integrity to government decision-making.
Mr. Pataki needs to follow through on his fading promise for campaign finance reform and his plans to redo the unfair Rockefeller drug laws.
Yet labor unions, antipoverty activists, and moderate liberal groups fought to extend the fading promise of the family wage to poor African Americans families through massive federal investment in full employment and income support for male breadwinners.
Certain old songs, like "Welcome to Paradise," sounded headlong and unstoppable; certain new ones, like "X-Kid," a despairing hymn of faded promise, cleanly hit their marks.
Roosevelt wanted an FCC chair who would stand up to powerful media lobbies and help rescue radio's fading democratic promise.
The initial trepidation will fade, I promise.
If he does, then, even as the illusions of August , 1991 fade, its promise remains.
They could be divided broadly into four categories: the disastrous experiments (Trott and Moeen), the mistakenly promoted (Root), the faded early promise (Robson and Lyth) and the arguably hard-done-by (Compton and Carberry).
The store's faded yellow awning promises "fresh fruits, meats and vegetables".
