Sentence examples for note of promise from inspiring English sources

And if you're a Sox fan, the book adds a wistful note of promise unfulfilled.

Published, presumably, by a gang of dour curmudgeons who hate everything, JNRBM openly welcomes the data that other journals won't touch because it doesn't fit the unspoken rule that all articles must end on a cheery note of promise.

"Irréversible" spools backward, beginning with ruined lives and ending, cruelly and cynically, on a note of hope and promise, but this festival mostly lived up to its promises, providing plenty of variety and surprise.

Andrew rushes to their room only to find Margaret has already left, leaving the aforementioned book manuscript with a note of praise and a promise to publish it.

This note of redemption promises a better future in the union of Cathy and Hareton.

The book ends on a note of best-sellerly promise, mindful of how much more is yet to come.

The only brightness came from a giant illuminated billboard: "A Victory for Putin Is a Victory for Russia!" it read, but no one took note of the victory promise.

Joshua Hersh of The Huffington Post took note of Obama's promise to bring transparency to a program whose existence he won't even acknowledge.

By the start of the 1905 season, Hobbs had qualified for Surrey and was already being noted as a player of promise.

It did, however, note the promise of particular approaches such as rapid testing and counselling in community settings and intensive peer counselling.

He noted a number of promises by Egyptian leaders "are yet to be fulfilled", but added that "the United States remains deeply committed to seeing Egypt succeed".