Sentence examples for rings far from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Yet his evocation is so honest and so sensuously beautiful that it rings far truer than any of the more blatant homages.

The cumbersome name of this pop combo rings far more of a bell than other disposable pop names two decades later, such as Joe Dolce, Vanessa Paradis, Toto Coelo, Kajagoogoo or Haysi Fantayzee.

Alarm bells rang far too late.

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

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

For those of us campaigning in the women's sector, the awful murder of Williams rang far too many familiar bells.

Two decades on, as Trump – and Bernie Sanders – loudly decried the agreement's effects and she tried to follow suit, it all rang far too hollow.