Sentence examples for that really promises from inspiring English sources

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

A sporty new coupé version of the Mini will go on sale shortly, and the 2.0 diesel will be one of the engine options – now that really promises to be a combination worth trying.

Yeah, one thing that was really, that was really promised us is that being an RN right?

It cannot shake the suspicion that what GM food really promises is a stream of undreamt-of profits for the companies that produce it.

These are the kind of promises that really leave you worried".

Ad testing often relies on large surveys, which deal in reasoned reflections, rather than in the spontaneous, even unconscious, sentiment that really interests marketers; new technology promised better results.

In our scenario, the Wiggler may not tell his boss about the outside offer on the grounds that he didn't really promise his boss anything.

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"Apple is in a unique position to build a winning personal device that really fulfills the missing promise here," said Michael Hawley, a software designer who is a former member of the M.I.T. faculty and a friend of Mr. Jobs.

And then we'll have to wait years until we start seeing books that really live up to that promise.

But the historic focus of climate diplomacy on caps and cuts may slow down progress on the pathway that really offers the greatest initial promise -- a recognition that rapidly lowering the carbon intensity of every nation's economy, while making low carbon economies more dynamic and robust, is the most promising pathway to a critical mass of ambitious climate commitments in Paris.