Among the youngest of the Italian litterateurs who are giving great promise is Alberto Savinio, who is not only an interesting writer but an accomplished musician, composer, and performer.
Another young writer of this group, a man of great promise, was Scipio Slattaper.
Davidson was greatly beloved and was an officer of great promise.
Knowlton was an officer of great promise, an esteemed citizen--an honest man.
He was in all respects a noble man and an officer of great promise.
Marcantonio, son of Scipione, followed the genius of the family, and is mentioned by Lomazzo in 1591 as a youth of great promise.
The same may be averred of two other artists, Stefano Lambri and Cristoforo Augusta, a youth of great promise, cut off in the flower of his age; and both excellent disciples of the school.
God the Creator by a rite which He had ordained in token of a great promise, at their head the Father, the Teacher, and the Priest, with the triple dignity which emanates from the divine sovereignty, and makes a perfect government.
I was looked upon as a lad of great promise by my fond parents, and from earliest youth seemed destined for the stage; for as far back as I can remember my greatest delight was to see a pantomime.
I sincerely regret your harsh determination," said the gentleman, "for I really consider your nephew a young man of great promise.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great promise" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
