Sentence examples for sometimes more promising from inspiring English sources

Dawn is sometimes more promising than dusk.

But the idea is sometimes more promising than the reality, and big names and recognized brands don't always mean happy eating.

The Treasury's accommodation of the needs of British Muslims for mortgages is a salutary reminder that an imaginative and sensitive response to a real practical problem can sometimes yield more promising results than abstract definitions of multi-culturalism and citizenship.

Sometimes this means looking with new eyes for a more promising table.

This looks more promising.

Sometimes more.

No device was more promising.

"Scrubs" looks more promising.

Their second attempt was more promising.

The Vélite is more promising.

The service sector might be more promising.