Sentence examples for tangible promise from inspiring English sources

Nothing that harbours tangible promise.

Even so, the detentions are the first tangible promise of justice, or at least revenge.

The EU, for all its failures, gave tangible promise of cosmopolitan large-mindedness, an adventure out of oneself, to millions hitherto rooted in their provinces.

Rock music has rarely offered women the same tangible promise of social rebellion and sexual freedom that it has given men — though plenty of women, myself… On his début album, "Ratchet," the singer floats between ages, genders, and genres.

Rock music has rarely offered women the same tangible promise of social rebellion and sexual freedom that it has given men — though plenty of women, myself included, have tried all the same to find those liberties in it.

She said she hopes that the photos will serve as a tangible promise to themselves to go forward and make their life-goals a reality.

Neither West African president made any tangible promises to Africa's designers before smiling for the cameras.

But many of the tangible promises he made to his base, the things that set him apart from the Republican establishment, have not materialized.

He added: Republicans offered something that seemed less tangible-the promise of equalizing opportunity through free markets.

When your congressman comes back to their district with nothing tangible but the promise to fight for this or that, with no results, what's the difference between that and a snake oil salesman?

Still, a growing chorus of Palestinian sceptics say they have yet to see evidence of the institutions Mr Fayyad has promised to build.Nor do they see tangible signs of his promised state.