Sentence examples for from the promises from inspiring English sources

This is a far cry from the promises made to savers when the policies were taken out.

Since then, interest has cooled markedly, and many European countries are already running away from the promises they made so loudly a few months ago.

Why had he come here—apart from his trouble with his former boss, apart from the promises of stock, the chance of millions?

The revisions have been applauded by the clergy and canon lawyers, but denounced by victims of abuse as a retreat from the promises the bishops made in Dallas.

The remarks were a distinct turnabout from the promises to reach out that the president made after last year's midterm elections.

The making of birth, the first major event of their lives and then whatever happens, whatever biographical account may be a descent from or a deviation from the promises that that birth may have held.

But since the article was published, his campaign has seemed to back away from the promise.

But I will not walk away from the promise of clean energy.

The people were five years away from the promise of electing their leader.

Abolitionism rose from the promise of the Revolution more than the Revolution sustained slavery.

Domestic companies stand to benefit almost as much as foreign concerns from the promised candor.