Sentence examples for mild promises from inspiring English sources

Modi's mild promises to govern as the leader of all Indians fall on deaf ears among the 200 million Muslims in India.

Toddy smells like ammonia and tastes like watery tequila laced with coconut milk, but I got neither the mild inebriation promised nor - the following day - the extreme diarrhoea that apparently assails even regular users.

Slightly befuddled by the potential attack, Anderson, a 6-foot-4, 290-pounder with the most mild of manners, promises to, well, pinch back.

The prevailing easterly winds are forecast to keep temperatures exceedingly cold until late April, except in the south-west where their clash with milder Atlantic fronts promises weeks of rain.

But there can easily be cases where the harm that can be prevented is relatively mild and the promise that is to be kept is very important.

But even the mild reforms Mr. Assad promises would come at the expense of those allies.

He was educated at St George's School, Windsor and Stowe, where he struggled with mild dyslexia but showed promise in film, music and drama.

Land Rover has promised a mild freshening of the LR4 for 2014, when the aging six-speed automatic transmission is retired for a thoroughly modern eight-speed (a move that doubtless will boost fuel economy).