How To Use Promisingly In A Sentence
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Fueled by supremacist and puritan theological creeds their symbolic acts of power become uncompromisingly fanatic and violent.
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An evening meal began promisingly with a bruschetta topped with chopped spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, pesto and feta cheese.
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The upwardly moral children of the bourgeoisie are obsequiously, uncompromisingly virtuous.
Enough About Me. Now, About My Kids...
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Burdekin plum (PLEIOGYNIUM SOLANDRI), and all sorts of unpromisingly tough and apparently indigestible, innutritious woodeny nuts and drupes.
The Confessions of a Beachcomber
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The day began promisingly with bright sunshine.
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What begins so promisingly as a satire or perhaps even comic romp leaves an uneasily nasty after-taste.
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It all started so promisingly when Speed scored a tremendous first goal.
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I came armed with a pair of stout histories and a promisingly thick archaeological field-guide.
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I have no qualms about talented straight actors portraying gay characters as long as they play the role completely and uncompromisingly.
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If you were to have stumbled into Red Medicine this winter, maybe late after a movie, maybe with a reservation you booked two weeks early on OpenTable, you might have encountered a dish called "early season roots and legumes," unpromisingly enough, an appetizer that sounds like something more often served at a Tarzana vegan café than at an advanced fleshpot of cuisine.
JGold Reviews Red Medicine
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A four-part July series of Purcell Room concerts acclaiming very different pioneers of British jazz and improvisation including Soweto Kinch, the Jazz Warriors and the late Sir John Dankworth appropriately begins with the most uncompromisingly radical of musical adventurers – the improv saxophone innovator Evan Parker.
This week's new live music
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He states uncompromisingly that he is opposed to any practices which oppress animals.
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The film starts promisingly enough but it doesn't maintain the interest level.
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the afternoon had begun so promisingly
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And he does seem promisingly queeny.
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The album begins promisingly enough - a menacing minor chord segues into a fuzzy, goofy faux-dance beat.
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“The legitimacy of the prepositional ending in literary English must be uncompromisingly maintained; in respect of elegance or inelegance, every example must be judged not by any arbitrary rule, but on its own merits …”
Up from out of in under for
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She started unpromisingly, playing opposite men making screen tests, but from that graduated to bit parts in films.
Times, Sunday Times
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The subtitle of the Guardian article reads unpromisingly: "Stanley Middleton's Holiday makes its few readers wince - and for all the right reasons.
March 2008
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They began promisingly enough and twice eased in front in the early minutes, but they did no more than flatter to deceive and were a well beaten side long before the hour had run its course.
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Yet not a single political party is uncompromisingly committed to the sort of programme of radical reform which would rectify these horrific wrongs.
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The tomato ketchup stained her fingers and fell as uncompromisingly on her dress as blood, but her brain was racing.
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He starts off promisingly enough, reminding us that several of the key early leaders on the subject, especially Roger Revelle and the first chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Bert Bolin, were more cautious about what we know and what we should do than the politicians and activist groups who made saving mankind from global warming their rallying cry.
In Search Of Carbon Copies
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Tara smothered a grin and pulled aside a stack of paperback spy novels to find a blue book titled promisingly enough: The Stargazer’s Catalog.
Dark Oracle
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This book does not begin promisingly.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘Equality first’ it is somewhat unpromisingly titled.
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Some plant species can regenerate from seemingly unpromisingly small fragments (as I know from moving an acanthus in my garden).
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Our initial meeting begins unpromisingly with an apology: ‘Erm, I've just got to go and write down a few ideas I was thinking of on the way over here,’ and then he disappears round the corner of the bar to find a quiet spot.
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Free of our genetic heritage and free of our biological roots, free to soar into a promisingly magnificent future, the future of commingled information, of interweaved sensation, of co-opted dreams.
Jason Silva: Why Science Needs To Bring Sexy Back
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It looks promisingly chic and stylish.
Times, Sunday Times
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The language has innumerable binomial compounds and collocations, as well as many "sesquisyllabic" or polysyllabic words of Khmer or Indic origin that contain unstressed vowels, so that the phonological texture of the language is very different from that of uncompromisingly monosyllabic languages like Chinese and Vietnamese.
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It is no longer possible for any section of the global population to cling to a system of thinking that is uncompromisingly antagonistic to the thinking of others.
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Islam, the religion, is uncompromisingly insistent about the preservation of the free and fair market.
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I'm not sure I entirely agree with his uncompromisingly conservative prescription.
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Most promisingly of all, there is Jack Black, playing Shaun's no-account brother Lance.
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The film begins quite promisingly, with a violent ambush on the gold shipment and a thrilling stagecoach chase.
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Their new home was known rather unpromisingly as Down House.
Heart of Darwin
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The afternoon began quite promisingly for York.
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Some of the situations they encounter on the dating and relationship circuit are promisingly wacky, but the tortured jokes lean way too heavily on pop-culture references: "I feel like I was on a UPN reality show.
Roush Review: Not Happy With New Network Comedies
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This year started promisingly for Tony Labbozzetta.
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Indeed, the article opens with a promisingly realistic vignette, featuring a theoretical “You” cracking under the strain of having to breast-feed around the clock, suffering “crying jags” and cursing at your husband.
The Case Against Breast-Feeding
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Shriver has her narrator write in an uncompromisingly opinionated style.
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The match started promisingly for Oxford, as Hannah of Oriel was untouchable in the hammer throw, achieving a match record of 37. 24m.
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Fueled by supremacist and puritan theological creeds, their symbolic acts of power become uncompromisingly fanatic and violent.
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You may give any dam reason you please to yourself," said Nicky-Nan uncompromisingly, "so long as you don't start palmin 'it' pon me.
Nicky-Nan, Reservist
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This place started promisingly, but now they let too many reprobates in.
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It all started so promisingly when Speed scored a tremendous first goal.
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7: 57: Thousands of tone-deaf Swiss croon along to their national anthem, which starts promisingly but then lapses into an introspective doggerel.
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O'Sullivan's 72, starting with the remaining 10 reds unpromisingly grouped over one side of the table, was a masterclass in precise positional play and subtle thinking as he took a pink from each and added the yellow for a winning 72 only to negate this good work by missing a simple pink to let the Australian left-hander in for 59 and a 3-1 lead.
Neil Robertson beats Ronnie O'Sullivan to claim World Open title
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Both of these books are smart, surprising and original, but so are some of Ms. Martin's other novels, especially "The Great Divorce" and "The Confessions of Edwin Day," which begins, promisingly, with this sentence: "My mother liked to say Freud should have been strangled in his crib.
Dear Book Lover: Underappreciated Authors
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The Shanghai collector was uncompromisingly firm in his refusal.
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Yet it had all started so promisingly that those fans who dawdled on their way to the match might have missed the first try.
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More to the point, why is it suddenly raining outside when I've just finished a load of washing that needs to dry and it was promisingly sunny and breezy an hour ago?
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It takes the form of the Anti-Libidinal Ego having 'an uncompromisingly hostile attitude' towards the Libidinal Ego and its associated Exciting Object.
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Even more promisingly their next three matches, against Italy, France and Scotland, are all at Twickenham.
Six Nations 2011: Wales 19-26 England | Six Nations match report
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It began promisingly enough - a young lady making preparations to attend an evening dance at a yacht to which she belongs.
FRIDAY
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The town was badly damaged by Allied bombing during the Second World War, and Andrea's restaurant sits, rather unpromisingly, on top of a concrete block in the rebuilt port.
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I don't have a lot of time for any politicians outside of Tony Benn,’ he began, unpromisingly.
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The notion of the forest uncompromisingly supplying fibre for pulp, paper and sawmills has been a basic premise or point of departure in all Baskerville's calculations.
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While the arrangements on Love often begin promisingly, they eventually succumb to goopy balladry, attempted anthems and guitar climaxes that go nowhere.
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This romantic drama starts out promisingly but grew weaker and weaker as the film progressed.
Michael Giltz: Cannes 2011 Day Seven: Aki's Accomplishment, Closeted Afrikaners, Bonsai and More!
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In May 1912, Lasky hired Cecil to write and stage another Bowers operetta unpromisingly called In the Barracks for a royalty of $40 a week.
Empire of Dreams
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It had all begun very promisingly for Trojans as they almost took a first minute lead.
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The trip had begun promisingly enough.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you were to have stumbled into Red Medicine this winter, maybe late after a movie, maybe with a reservation you booked two weeks early on OpenTable, you might have encountered a dish called "early season roots and legumes," unpromisingly enough, an appetizer that sounds like something more often served at a Tarzana vegan café than at an advanced fleshpot of cuisine.
JGold Reviews Red Medicine
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It was an anti-climactic end to a game which had begun promisingly with both sides threatening to break the deadlock inside the first few minutes.
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The album begins promisingly with ‘Built for Sin,’ a short instrumental with menacing, skulking riffs, and Carcass-style piquant harmonies.
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Alternately creating and sitting, the captain combined rather promisingly with Jack Wilshere even if, at times, he permitted Denmark the odd liberty
Denmark v England: England player ratings
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It is not uncommon for such types to feel impelled to state their vision of the truth boldly and uncompromisingly in circumstances where it would be more tactful and more politic to keep silent.
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Nowadays, Whitechapel is a melange of chain restaurants, avant garde web designers and dodgy clothing stores with the word "Fashions" unpromisingly included on their signs.
Whitechapel: David Stubbs's TV OD
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O'Sullivan's 72, starting with the remaining 10 reds unpromisingly grouped over one side of the table, was a masterclass in precise positional play and subtle thinking as he took a pink from each and added the yellow for a winning 72 only to negate this good work by missing a simple pink to let the Australian left-hander in for 59 and a 3-1 lead.
Neil Robertson beats Ronnie O'Sullivan to claim World Open title
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The book starts unpromisingly: ‘Despite all the interviews, reviews and analysis, The Fall still defies explanation.’
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His is a story of a remarkable, unyielding spirit and uncompromisingly fierce defiance.
