Sentence examples for personal promises from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mr. Emanuel faces unavoidable divisions — not the kind clearly marked with D's and R's as in Washington, but Chicago's under-the-surface sort, tied to race, geography, old alliances and personal promises.

The sheik responds that if the vote is fair and free, and based on the issues rather than on personal promises, Bin Hammam will receive no more than five votes.

I mean the personal promises.

The other candidates had each delivered their speeches as if cut from the same cloth: a litany of issues and personal promises punctuated by a series of applause lines.

Representing ten organisations engaged in HIV and AIDS, these leaders debated, sought for solutions and pledged their own personal promises to change the course of the epidemic in Malaysia.

You can only guess what happened to that personal promise.

"The archbishop has made a personal promise to care for the sisters.

The program director, Jim Acton, made a personal promise that there would soon be no better treatment center in the world.

She also was able to fulfill a personal promise: to repay her own mother's sacrifices for her children.

Clark's interview report asks for a rating of 1 to 5 on preparation for interview, intellectual promise, personal promise, conversational ability and maturity/motivation.

Brazil's Dilma Rousseff, engulfed in a fight for her political survival after being impeached earlier this week, made a personal promise to help bring the agreement into force.