Sentence examples for faint ring from inspiring English sources
'faint ring' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when describing a faint sound, such as a ring coming from a distance. For example, “In the still night, a faint ring could be heard coming from the nearby town.”
A faint ring of rocks encircled a small shrub.
They have the faint ring of an insurer's rationale for denying a claim.
But Constance could hear the faint ring of another doorbell, down the hall, which set off a barking dog.
The words had a faint ring of irony; for with plurality come factions, rivalries and mutual antagonisms.
Galatea is the name generally used to refer to a faint ring of material spread all along the orbit of the moon Galatea.
I have absolutely zero proof of this, but I suspect the name of the delivery company serving high-end online supermarket customers was devised because of its faint ring of the pear and its attendant references of luxury, health and wealth.
For these parents, the rustling of plastic packaging is like the faint ringing of an alarm.
Perhaps that faint, ringing echo is the signal that it's time for everyone to move on, to change for the better.
A curious feature of several planetaries is that faint rings surrounding the bright inner nebula can be observed; they are the remnants of a previous shell ejected earlier by the star.
Although Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune also have faint rings, only recently discovered, the rings of Saturn are so bold and dynamic that scientists consider them a natural laboratory for studying the processes that are at work in the creation and evolution of all disks, like those around stars out of which the stars themselves and their planets evolved.
Jupiter's faint rings might seem plain-Jane compared with Saturn's spectacular disks, but they have vexed astronomers for years, because the outer ring is lopsided.
