Sentences with phrase «than an empty promise»

But, with technology limiting character models, using lying as a core mechanic in a video game would be little more than an empty promise.

We strongly advise that you make use of a system that achieves genuine results rather than empty promises.

Don't you want the meal party to be more than the empty promise?

It's better to give honest feedback rather than empty promises.

It prevents a genuine understanding of real inequalities in the world in favour of a hollow, surrogate system of ethics that exploits images of inequality for its own ends and offers nothing other than an empty promise not to make it worse.

Given that a Democrat occupied the Oval Office between 2008 - 2016, and given that the economic condition of 90 % of all households declined during that period, it follows logically that empty promises of a Republican sounded better to the general population of voters than the empty promises of a Democrat.

If religion (as opposed to morality) was anything other than empty promises meant to sate human insecurities, would we not expect movements TOWARD greater religiosity to be predominant in World history and viewed in a positive light?

Nothing is worse than an empty promise.

The GOP's proposal for a Constitutional amendment is nothing more than another empty promise to avoid keeping their word on independent redistricting.»

Unfortunately, the company's prospects turned out to be little more than empty promises and the shares crashed back down to earth, taking down France's stock market and public finances with it.

Unless this process of proxy baptism is made transparent with adequate checks and balances, I as a non-Mormon do not feel their assurances are again worth more than empty promises.

«After having already broken their promise to pass Mayor Koch's pledge to clean up Albany with independent redistricting, ethics, and budget reform, the Senate Republicans» «working group» is nothing more than another empty promise, not worthy of the people of New York or the Senate which serves them.»

In other words, a bill called Every Child Achieves must be more than an empty promise.