Sentence examples for positive promises from inspiring English sources

In fact, Better Together only pushed against that momentum when they themselves made positive promises for future devolution.

WHEN it comes to New Year's resolutions, it's easier, it seems, to act on positive promises to oneself than to quit some kind of negative behavior.

Their president is running for re-election on an agenda that's longer on criticisms of the Republicans than on positive promises of what his party wants to do next.

On it, she found a printed sticker reading, "Positive Promise".

There appears be a genuine reluctance on the part of Brussels to step away from the positive promise this soundbite offers.

The CEO said he loves the positive promise of unmanned aerial systems, which can produce beautiful aerial photography, enable hyper-convenient deliveries, and all frequent inspections of tall structures without putting workers on shaky scaffolding.

Psychoanalysis once promised to turn acute human misery into ordinary suffering; positive psychology promises to take mild human pleasure and turn it into a profound state of well-being.

He's positive and promises he will have a huge impact.

The Iowa race, he said, was still in flux, and his "experiment" in staying positive – a promise he has not always stuck to – could still pay dividends at the caucuses on Tuesday.

To think positive thoughts, promise yourself a reward after the experience, like you might do for children.

But its commercial advantage is in its sincere ballads, full of positive thinking and promises of devotion.