Sentence examples for magical promises from inspiring English sources

What I most dread about a Trump presidency is that when his magical promises prove to be illusory, people will become disappointed and disillusioned.

And they found a guy who pointed to them and said, "You're not losers and you're not silenced, and I'm your guy". They found a guy who's very good at brand promises, magical promises, who says he's single-handedly going to reverse the trends in globalization, who's quick with blame and shame.

Amazon just announced the Kindle Fire HD, and we heard all kinds of magical promises: a beautiful display, super duper fast WiFi, and a host of new features.

Whether it's on the personal or political level, the more we are helped to recover from the sense of loss and betrayal and learn to accept imperfection as a part and parcel of us all, the less we will need to seek the magical promises of any president or political party or guru-du jour.

Stem cells were portrayed as holding an almost magical promise for the treatment of disease, and with good reason.

NO house in France better reflects the magical promise of 20th-century architecture than the Maison de Verre.

The magical promise of bells is that we might be able to pluck the past from the very airwaves around us.

What's more, every magical promise implicit in this night is kept: "The Feast of Love" is as precise, as empathetic, as luminous as any of Baxter's past work.

Publishers are trepidatious about abandoning the sex appeal of the magical promise.

In the course of her research into her father's ancestry, her initial anger about his lies turns into a sympathetic understanding of a man "with no Jewish education of any kind, a vessel emptied of Jewish content, open to the magical metamorphosis promised by conversion".

I usually begin by asking participants what they would say to a "Genie" if that magical being promised to grant them one wish to change something in their organization.