Sentence examples for promise which is from inspiring English sources

Even more painful than that, surely, for those fans is the occasional glimpse of promise which is snatched away with an ominous familiarity.

"We want to believe that the French are going to comply with their promise, which is to detain the people who have been indicted in Bosnia".

You can't really go wrong with this evergreen saxophone-and-singer duo; time and time again they deliver exactly what they promise, which is blues, empathy, musical humor and old songs.

The promise, which is due to be announced by David Cameron in a round of broadcast interviews, is the Conservatives' response to Ed Miliband's claim that only Labour could save the NHS from privatisation and cuts.

And the kitchen certainly lives up to its promise, which is just as well: with nearly all the seating given over to eating, the Crab is definitely more gastro than pub.

"We challenged B.B.H. to get off the beaten path, not show the typical property shots," Mr. Povinelli said, so that "as people get out and travel more, we can help them understand the positioning of the brand and the brand promise, which is that we help our guests feel better when they leave than when they arrived".

"He ran on a promise, which was to take this to the voters.

But polls have overwhelmingly attributed his victory to his main campaign promise, which was to keep improving Japan's economy, rather than to pursue a nationalist agenda.

Rouhani has been boosted domestically after fulfilling his most important campaign promise, which was to bring an end to a decade-long nuclear saga.

As for Mr. Lee, the pact — although it was negotiated by his predecessor, Roh Moo-hyun — would help him purse his most important election promise, which was to revive South Korea's economy.

I received assurances that Vista would deliver on the promise, which was later accentuated in the "Wow" marketing.