English Dictionary
Definition of “promisingly”
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Example Sentences Including 'promisingly'
' However, promisingly , McIntosh is convinced there is not a culture of accepting defeat within the club.The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2004)
More promisingly , Gray characterises postmodern war as'contradictory' and'paradoxical'.Spiked (2004)
The Peace People are generally remembered in Belfast as a transient phenomenon which began promisingly but in the end did not deliver peace.Belfast Telegraph (2005)
The Warriors started the last day promisingly with Langer and Goodwin dominating the SA attack in the first session.The Mercury, Sunday Tasmanian (2005)
The evening had started promisingly with a little light literary name-dropping.THE MAN WHO HATED FOOTBALL (2004)
The rain that rinsed my face felt coldly, promisingly alive.No Body
They began promisingly with an unbroken opening partnership of 39.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
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