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Meanings of most unpromising in English
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Usage of most unpromising in English
1
In matters of health, especially, men grasp at the most unpromising straws.
2
We had now got through the most unpromising part of our task.
3
That body was certainly starting its task under the most unpromising auspices.
4
It was a most unpromising body, yet the Emperor's will stirred it.
5
Sydney Carton, idlest and most unpromising of men, was his great ally.
6
The baking dish is filled with the most unpromising, slightly curdled-looking mixture.
7
Sydney Carton, idlest and most unpromising of men, was Stryver's great ally.
8
That is the most unpromising circumstance, the strongest presumption against him.
9
It is a most unpromising body,-yetthe Emperor's will stirs it.
10
By this process he succeeded in producing poetic effects from the most unpromising materials.
11
This material has often been of the most unpromising appearance.
12
Taxation, the most unpromising of topics, was the source of more deliciously awkward frisson.
13
The smiles of fortune have been bestowed even upon efforts that seemed most unpromising.
14
Although born under the humblest and most unpromising circumstances, he was of honest parentage.
15
Agricultural concerns at this time wore a most unpromising appearance.
16
On the contrary we are likely to discover surprising virtues in the most unpromising people.
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