Sentence examples for really promise from inspiring English sources

Does the internet really promise no greater change than that?

Did we really promise that we would give up the nation state?

"What I have to say, and I really promise this: none of it's true.

More of a concern among investors will be how it can really promise to match the Halifax index, and whether investors are putting cash into the type of derivative index product that became so toxic during the financial crisis.

But saying, "Why don't we just increase Social Security benefits rather than trying to find a bunch of indirect ways to get people to save more for their retirement?" doesn't really promise to get much more out of the dollar we spend than a dollar of benefit -- which is fine!

"The fact is, the story has developed in so many odd ways with all the controversy, and the sequel can't really promise the bang of that first video – which is informing people of something they did not know before," said Thompson, a Syracuse University professor.

"I was definitely ill," said Williams, who, during a conference call yesterday, really, truly promised to show up for the Nasdaq-100 in Key Biscayne, Fla., next week.

You never really promised.

But don't worry, they're not really promises.

SL: Pharmacogenomics has really promised this idea of tailoring medicines to individuals, but we're not quite there yet.

So far, so conventional – it's the MTV/Harmonix game The Beatles: Rock Band that really promises a new creative interpretation of their work.