"sweet promises" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about promises that are pleasing, pleasant, or alluring. Example: "She was swept off her feet by his sweet promises of a life filled with love and adventure."
On the hidden bonus track, "Sayonara," Sweet promises his Japanese fans that he'll "see [them] sometime soon"; his American fans deserve the same treatment.
In a campaign in which candidates spend their days and nights tossing sweet promises to partisan audiences, we admire Ms. Quinn's willingness to be right and be booed.
That caused the aristocracy no end of trouble, given that disobedient children were liable to threaten carefully negotiated contracts by running into the closet with a servant and whispering sweet promises.
But he'd be even more likable if he didn't keep hitting a certain whiny catch in his voice, and if his songs weren't so scrupulously cleansed of anything that might suggest an individual behind the sweet promises.
A generous bill of smooth soul, with the paeans to fidelity of Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson, the gospel-charged Chicago soul of Jerry Butler, and the close harmonies and sweet promises of the Manhattans, the Impressions, the Persuaders and Ray, Goodman and Brown.
TOKYO — In a recent YouTube video posted by Japan's governing party, a smooth talker with an uncanny resemblance to the country's main opposition leader, woos his date with sweet promises: a life without worries about child care costs or retirement, if only she will marry him.
It's felt like punishment; a sweet promise broken.
The name we ultimately chose — "Peachman" — is just one letter different from "Pechman" yet full of sweet promise.
Unless asked, Capriati no longer thinks about that lost decade, when sweet promise turned into teen turmoil.
Warmer weather, classes coming to an end and the sweet promise of sleeping past 7 a.m. can combine to lull you into an early case of senioritis.
Its bouquet is so seductively full of jammy, sweet promise that a man in midlife crisis might leave his wife for this wine.
