Sentence examples for seductive promises from inspiring English sources

Unsafe and unfair control orders remained (albeit perfumed as terrorism prevention and investigation measures) and seductive promises of extradition reform failed to materialise.

Rather than compete with the Liberal Democratic Party on the basis of seductive promises, the Democrats took the usual tack of warning voters that substantial pain lies ahead for Japan after years of overindulgence and drift.

Notwithstanding this, the main consideration is whether people in general have the necessary digital skills (Van Laar et al. 2017) to take advantage of the seductive promises that surround the advent of big data.

With its "seductive promises of a more equal world", communism is undergoing a "fashionable resurgence" in the West.

People might buy into its syrupy, seductive promises for a while, but theres always a reaction waiting and when it comes it is inspirational.

Once elected, the realities of governance confront the richly funded defense of the status quo, and the delivery falls glaringly short of those seductive promises.

US universities offer the seductive promise of a world-class research environment combined with unparalleled facilities.

(The song includes the seductive promise "Like two-per-cent milk or seitan beef, I almost taste the same").

Standup comedy makes a wonderfully seductive promise: the promise of a sensation so intensely pleasurable it makes every other positive feeling you've ever had seem dissatisfyingly mild.

Not since Mr Khatami was elected six years ago have the reformists' eclipse, and the resurgence of their rivals, seemed so inescapable.Few people now believe that Mr Khatami can deliver on his seductive promise to reconcile Islamic values with democratic ones.

In essence, the Moto X is offering Google Glass on the cheap - that seductive promise of an ever-present digital assistant who knows your life and is just always ready to help.