Sentence examples for indeed promise from inspiring English sources

And it does indeed promise to transform the experience of watching television by combining what people like about old-fashioned TV with the exciting possibilities of the internet.

For Italian politics this does indeed promise to be a "hot autumn", but for Italy's beleaguered prime minister, could this be his last?

But if the hopes of the scientists are realised, and stem cells do indeed promise a medical revolution, then the compromise would merely postpone the toughest decision: whether to allow the creation of new embryos by "therapeutic cloning"—to create the millions of stem cells needed to realise the full potential of the research.

The Muse headset does indeed promise to help users gain better awareness of their emotions and moods, after all.

These tend to be more useful for a chancellor who wants to highlight the remote causes of the country's economic plight, and back in 2011 George Osborne did indeed promise we would "ride out the storm".

Set for release July 1 from Warner Bros., "XXL" does indeed promise to deliver a show; the real question is whether it will have some smarts to go with the spectacle, as director Steven Soderbergh's original did.

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

Ms Sturgeon, who is more straightforwardly left-wing than her predecessor, Alex Salmond, will not prop up a Tory government, and indeed promises to do her utmost to bring one down.

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.

When Mr. Wilson was arrested two days later, the judges said, he was carrying rap lyrics he had written "that celebrated the gun violence of 'Rated R,' appeared to brag of his recent murders and, indeed, promised to continue committing such crimes until 'I'm dead.' " The legal issue in the June decision was whether prosecutors had trampled on Mr. Wilson's rights during his trial.

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