Sentence examples for ring far from inspiring English sources

I stood on a salt-rimmed rock and flung the ring far into the flat, mineral, viscous water.

Musil's own writings, with their cold, unflinching analysis of Arabian tribal politics, ring far truer today than Lawrence's overwrought musings – which is not surprising when we consider that Musil, unlike Lawrence, was fluent in Arabic.

Her search brings her into the sphere of an abstract artist whose appearance she describes as an "inspiring cliché." This kind of cliché proves infectious, as Ms. Anderson resorts throughout to her own barrage of them, which far too often ring far too hollow.

In 2009, the Spitzer Space Telescope discovered infrared radiation from a ring far beyond all the others encircling Saturn; sunlight heats the ring's dust, which emits its heat at infrared wavelengths.

Namely CD31 immunolabelling, which recognizes PECAM-1 on the blood micro-vessel network, revealed that 85%% of intralobular sarcoid granulomas were very poorly supplied by blood capillaries at the outer edge of the peripheral fibrous ring, far from the cellular compartment [ 35].

Alarm bells rang far too late.

Larry Doby's name rings far fewer bells.

In the theatre, it rings far more true.

Often they express a kind of remorse whose sincerity rings far truer than any official declaration.

Between the tolls you hear faint sounds of other bells, as if they were ringing far away.

The Jewish "No!" rings far more loudly than any other negation, whether from Muslims, Buddhists, or atheists.