Sentence examples for has indeed promised from inspiring English sources

Baron d'Étange, Julie's father, has indeed promised her to a fellow nobleman named Wolmar.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has indeed promised "a lot more material," and suggested that he would prefer a Trump presidency to the "liberal war hawk" Clinton.

High-caste Hindus were more likely to say that they had voted to bring the Maoists to power because they feared they would otherwise return to the local forests and their former ways: extorting money and kidnapping children.The Maoists have indeed promised to end caste-based discrimination, and they probably mean to try.

But Whitmarsh later discovered that when Dennis signed Alonso he had indeed promised him priority status, only to go back on his word.

Peugeot has indeed been promised government aid for Ryton.

Earlywine tells me that CBD has indeed shown promise in early research as an anti-seizure medication, an anti-inflammatory, and a potential sleep aid.

Since systems biology is based on quantitative empirical data and marries informal cartoon-like static flowchart-type models with formal mathematical and computational modeling, it has indeed the promise of generating biological predictions accessible to experimental verification.

Mr. Cohen said Horizon Media's ad clients had indeed been "promised network-sized delivery and that Conan would be first in the cable universe," but he added that, so far, "it ain't broadcast-network-sized".

And so now, as the days dwindle to hours, the question becomes whether the companies' final offer -- which most expect them to place on the table two or so days before the deadline -- will contain enough to allow Mr. Wells to go back to the members and say that the union has, indeed, done what it promised in the last election.

This iteration of talks the third in the past 30 years—has indeed shown greater promise than previous tries at rapprochement with the guerrillas.

There is a technical point regarding requests for ad hoc data, but it is a technical problem, while the 'push' experiment has indeed started, as we had been promised.