Sentence examples for what ring of from inspiring English sources

The police officer who gave me the ticket knew exactly what ring of hell he was sending me to.

Indeed, what ring of plausibility their hypothesis has is largely enforced anecdotally: of course university lecturers are a bunch of lefties because, well... George Orwell mentions that it's a stereotype, basically.

On April 6, after months of hinting at what type of engagement ring she might want, Mr. Kim said to her over cheeseburgers and salad, "So, Kathy, tell me what ring you want".

As Europe still struggles to formulate a strategy to quell the inexorable tide of refugees fleeing misery in the Middle East, a vision of what ring-fencing Greece would entail is in bleak evidence at Idomeni and Polykastro, a town 15 miles south, where the bottlenecks are overwhelming aid agencies.

The CDK does not provide a single strict definition of what rings are present in a structure.

Yet what rings truest in this portrait of post-liberal angst is the perverse underbelly of it: "When... the US military practised besieging American cities with tanks, artillery, and armoured checkpoints in the name of 'quarantine', when the Supreme Court became the brass-knuckled enforcer of the presidential will and whim, what Tad felt was an adrenaline rush of angry elation.

Finally, what rings true for a mother of a small baby, will not necessarily register with a parent of a pre-schooler.

You gotta be careful with that stuff, but I think what it expresses and what rings true is this kind of rage and envy at celebrity and for being out of the loop.

Many demanded there be clearer guidelines as to what the ringing of the sirens meant.

Last week, Mr. Catterson, as controversial a top official as ever held elected office in Suffolk, finally seemed to pay a price for what a widening ring of critics saw as his free-swinging ways.

Professor Dorrien said, "What has the ring of truth to me is that some of the phrases in it, the gist of it, he heard or came into contact with in some way that he wouldn't have remembered, since he's not a scholarly, bookwormish person with habits of scholarly exactitude anyway".