Sentence examples for that would ring from inspiring English sources

You get a classy restaurant experience at neighbourhood brasserie prices, and that's something that would ring most people's bells.

Perhaps someone has an answer that would ring true, but I have not yet found it or heard it.

His plan calls for dark bronze plates mounted atop low walls that would ring the pools within the voids.

If observers were expecting a State of the State address that would ring with Churchillian oratory, they should have known better.

"The alter ego Shane Turquoise is one that would ring some bells that the name Cameron Carpenter would not," he explained, raising a professionally tweezed eyebrow as he sprawled in a pew.

Ovitz's plan -- which began as a discussion with the real estate developer Herbert Glimcher about a mall -- is to create a new experience, with a Mission-style stadium with bells that would ring after a home-team touchdown.

In this case, the boasting included details that would later ring eerily.

For that matter, could engineers equip us with several million (never mind a few trillion) alarm clocks that would reliably ring 6,209 days from now?

They noted, for instance, that at the time of the attack the site had no obvious barbed wire or air defenses that would normally ring a sensitive military facility.

Too often it felt that I would ring an agency for support with a young person in desperate need, only to be told that "it's out of hours and there's not a lot that can be done now".

When Homer Simpson philosophized that "He who is tired of Weird Al is tired of life," he likely had no idea how long that sentiment would ring true.