I don't want this subsumption to continue to ring true.
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But when Mr Farah's characters ring true, his novel soars.
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But for many people — especially millennials — this doesn't ring true.
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That doesn't ring true to Rowena Chiu, Weinstein's former assistant.
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And 10 months later, these opinions continue to ring true.
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This onslaught of last minute allegations does not ring true.
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To what degree do statements from the article ring true?
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There is little drama, but its characters and events ring true.
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Others are classic memes that'll ring true for years to come.
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Then and now, the accusations ring true for many other women.
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Talking to trans people with modeling experience, Shon's words ring true.
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Milken's positive portrayal of finance does not ring true to all.
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That's a creepy conspiracy theory that doesn't ring true to me.
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You scratch your head and say, 'That explanation doesn't ring true.
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If it wasn't a traumatic process, it just wouldn't ring true.
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Yet Nan's mutilation and Ketty's violent despair never quite ring true.
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Bonus: 10 quotes from that report that still ring true today.
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Yet still today we are struggling to make that statement ring true.
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For his voters, and potentially many more Americans, this will ring true.
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"His lack of recollection on almost everything didn't ring true," Schumer said.
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Reid's sentiments, and his thoughts on the rule still ring true today.
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According to a new study, the term "latte liberal" might actually ring true.
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How many more awards would she have if these words didn't ring true?
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"Your claim to promote freedom of speech does not ring true," Waters said.
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While that statement is now a year old, it continues to ring true.
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This way, all my scenes ring true simply because to me they are.
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Nor does it ring true in other battleground states where Trump is behind.
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Twelve titles, and Cena's words still ring true: there should have been more.
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Nicole's squarely in Mel B's corner ... saying all her horror stories ring true.
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And they have to ring true for people who have lived there forever.
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Hopefully, one day they will ring true, but today is not that day.
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Gloria's unfamiliarity with Arnold's business (he runs a paintball park) does not ring true.
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Or dubious "news" from an extreme right- or left-wing site might ring true.
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The confidence was appreciated; the degree to which it would ring true was unexpected.
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Years later, the kind words for Bryant&aposs influential basketball career still ring true.
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McSally's description of a cultural prohibition against reporting in the military ring true to me.
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His claims of sobriety and promises to seek treatment just don't ring true to me.
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But last year's election suggested that voters thought the Venezuelan comparisons didn't quite ring true.
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Still, the same sketchy aspects like too-cheap prices and mixed imagery ring true here.
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Abrams thoughts ring true, though Facebook's dominance as a news platform wasn't always conventional wisdom.
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Or, if the delivery of those revelations didn't ring true, it wasn't worth the risk.
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It's to his credit that he can't making the brutal killing of Tybalt ring true.
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"There are many reasons Mr. Pender's tale doesn't ring true," Mr. Touger told the jury.
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For anyone who has watched a televised hearing by either chamber, these words ring true.
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The idea that the ghost is a uniquely British apparition does not quite ring true, either.
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Farrell's statements ring true when you look at the series gaining traction across the animation landscape.
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Unfortunately, these expectations do not ring true in the case of Macedonia's Special Prosecutor Katica Janeva.
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To many, Mr. Trump's blunt language and swaggering persona feel familiar and welcome, and ring true.
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Hytner starts telling stories, writing fully realized scenes that are funny and immediate and ring true.
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The novel's bittersweet ending will ring true for most, and will break the hearts of many.
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If any of the previous signs ring true, it's a good catalyst to do some investigating.
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However, it remains an open question whether the same will ring true on the Democratic side.
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Lucca also gives a crying Maia some important advice that will ring true for many women.
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But just as the above polling and predictions did not ring true, neither will this one.
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They transmit valuable knowledge and skills to their peers, using language and examples that ring true.
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Yet she also realized that her assumptions about Ms. Smith's life did not fully ring true.
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Houser's reaction will ring true for any woman who's been attacked simply for standing up for herself.
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That's why the 'revelations' about his allegedly predatory behavior supposedly stretching back decades just don't ring true.
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Not that it didn't ring true, but it was depressing to see how thoroughly she was manipulated.
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Let the message you share ring true for young and old, rich and poor, president or pastor.
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Ben Gurion's prophetic words ring true today as Beersheba, Israel's southern capital, is morphing into a tech oasis.
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After two creative directors who can't seem to break the three-year curse, Elbaz's words still ring true.
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Becoming Madeleine, which chronicles L'Engle's efforts to get her work published, will also ring true to many writers.
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Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this year, so there's a fair chance the moon's name will ring true.
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She tried to paint her rival as voting against the auto bailout, an argument which didn't ring true.
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So we didn't want it to be too convenient, or else we felt that it wouldn't ring true.
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So the account of the events you have given the Senate simply does not ring true to us.
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Her words ring true to any person who exists outside the parameters of what is considered socially acceptable.
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There are going to be things about this record that still ring true to me in ten years.
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But South Africa is too fraught and complex a place for such a simple story to ring true.
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"Your claim to promote freedom of speech does not ring true," Waters told Zuckerberg, the sole witness testifying.
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But, sources say, it's a threat that could eventually ring true if the Freedom Caucus doesn't change its tune.
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But it wasn&apost just his height that made the nickname ring true to those who knew him best.
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"THE older the wiser" may ring true for much of life, but not for our ability to handle money.
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Until season eight of Game of Thrones premieres in 2019, these words will ring true: Winter is (still) coming.
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Is there anything at this point that doesn&apost ring true in all of your experience about this case?
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While Ruskin's critique of the market and media may ring true today, his real concern is with the artist.
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As someone who has worked with many pop stars as a songwriter, did Ally's arc ring true to you?
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But the details ring true, and the second episode improves on the first, which is always a good sign.
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The administration's security rationale for its latest red tape on travel from African and Asian countries doesn't ring true.
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While the brothers orchestrate spectacles, his job has often been to make sure that quiet, intimate moments ring true.
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In no area of life does the phrase "celebs: they're just like us" ring true like it does in parenting.
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It's a testament to his talent that despite the world having drastically shifted underneath his stories, they still ring true.
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And Mr Trump's raving depiction of America as a "divided crime scene" does not ring true to most other Americans.
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There's a reason ancient philosophy fascinates us thousands of years later: Messages from the earliest recorded history still ring true.
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Across genders and age brackets, the benefits of striking that elusive balance between work and family appeared to ring true.
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Those words still ring true today and the level urgency to act is far greater now than it was then.
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Attributing Ike's power to a warming climate is scientifically dicey, but to her the warnings of climate scientists ring true.
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This is likely to ring true for millennial parents, many of whom are still struggling to pay off their student loans.
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Though she recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of her hit song "Hips Don't Lie," its sentiments still ring true for Shakira.
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I know it's about me but I hope that a lot of it will ring true with anyone who reads it.
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If you don't feel strongly about politics, you can't write about it because it's not going to ring true to you.
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To argue that leaving the E.U. would lead to plagues and locusts just didn't ring true to a lot of voters.
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They tell their stories with an awareness that a well-studied audience will readily call out anything that doesn't ring true.
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The president-elect added that although the country's enemies have changed in the past 75 years, Reagan's words ring true today.
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The challenges Jo faces ring true for the novel's historical setting, but they will also ring strong for Lee's contemporary readers.
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The challenges Jo faces ring true for the novel's historical setting, but they will also ring strong for Lee's contemporary readers.
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Her husband writes for The Philadelphia Inquirer — which means that the wonderful details in the book both ring true and occasionally are.
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Does our nation's revolutionary spirit of 1776 still ring true in 2018 or has the meaning of the Fourth of July changed?
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All Roads Lead to Blood will ring true to anyone who feels like they're lingering on the path toward figuring themselves out.
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For feminist readings to ring true in Wagner's realm, women will need more power to shape what we hear and see. ♦
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The same motivation can ring true even for those of us who don't navigate that busy or high pressure of a lifestyle.
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As a third generation Central Floridian, I watched these shows with a critical eye, ready to find things that didn't ring true.
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"I See You" inevitably scales up the sound of the xx, openly courting a wider audience, but its songs still ring true.
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Besides, we can't say that concept doesn't ring true – just think of how much of your day is spent staring at screens.
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I knew that she'd put plenty of time and care into her appearance, yet this new message from her continues to ring true.
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Time will tell if this new denial of future deals will ring true, or whether SoftBank and others seeking consolidation will ring out.
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" Rao agreed with some of the author's sentiments in support of elitism, writing that many of the book's criticisms of egalitarianism "ring true.
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The WALL-E scenario doesn't ring true to her because human beings are motivated by things other than money: altruism, creativity, pride, etc.
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Cadillac itself describes this as resulting in "a sinister look" – and insofar as a car is capable of that, it does ring true.
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This Mother's Day, we're celebrating the quirky, beautiful pieces of advice kids give moms without even realizing the extent their words ring true.
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But that conventional wisdom does not ring true, according to the market performance for the first week following the last 22 presidential elections.
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In the meantime, he has advice for up-and-coming bodybuilders, which may ring true for just about anyone, regardless of their field.
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Many of the stresses Gil-Sheridan has imagined in Nadal's touring life ring true — like weariness about traveling to Asia for tournaments there.
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Graham Wilson, a lawyer for Ms. Spanberger's campaign, said that explanation, which laid the mistake on the Postal Service, did not ring true.
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Though Michelle has just gotten her start as a film and TV actor, the depth with which she portrays Jodi's insecurities ring true.
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Unfortunately my sentiments from 2018 do not ring true today, as I was shocked to hear this news from Peloton and not Flywheel.
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Robyn's eighth album, Honey, arrived eight years after her last, and all the aforementioned feelings ring true when it comes to her art.
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The efforts to demystify and simplify never ring true because they ignore the fact that wine by its nature is mystifying and complicated.
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Pete's struggles with the comedy world, the dissolution of his marriage, and his own upbringing ring true, in the way autobiographical comedy often does.
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The binges, the fixation, the enduring hold of food anxiety — all these symptoms ring true to anyone who's experienced food restriction, voluntarily or not.
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When someone's story doesn't ring true, or his or her body language doesn't match his or her answers, move on to the next applicant.
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But this doesn't quite ring true either, in light of Erdogan's recent attempts to mend fences with Russia and Israel to strengthen the economy.
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I'll focus principally on the UK throughout this article, as that's where I live, but the points I'll make ring true around the world.
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This doesn't ring true when many of the people who will earn more under the new minimum will, in fact, end up with less.
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But those words could ring true for the 2017 Yankees, a team that was expected during spring training to be entering a rebuilding year.
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The Facebook COO told Clinton that she had "a steep mountain to climb" and after a turbulent and unsuccessful campaign, Sandberg's words ring true.
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Even the complaint that technology stocks are too expensive doesn't ring true — as a group technology stocks are below their historic average P/E.
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Forty years after "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" went off the air, Mary Richards's struggles should still ring true for young women like myself.
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The stereotypes of Gen X and Xennials don't ring true to me, since so many of them ignore the particular experiences of Black families.
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Harry also gave a speech about conserving the environment, quoting speeches by his father, Prince Charles, given almost 50 years ago that still ring true.
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But, 15 years later, even though I'm done with school and a 28-year-old grown up (supposedly), the films still ring true for me.
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As much as we want the breezy connotations of "I'm going to the beach" to ring true, in reality the whole excursion is a Production.
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Bannon has tried to spin his interview with Kuttner as a strategy designed to draw media attention away from Trump, but that doesn't ring true.
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That simply does not ring true in New Hampshire, where the unemployment rate in July was 2428 percent, well below the 291 percent national rate.
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"You loved Laurel and Hardy, but you never loved me," Ollie says to his partner, at one point, yet the complaint doesn't really ring true.
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The false information and political advertisements that the Russians are accused of spreading could ring true only to those already predisposed to suspect the worst.
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Instead, she convinces herself that she is somebody else, that she is living somebody else's experience so that the character can ring true to her.
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While some of the behaviors above may also ring true for non-millionaires, millionaires often exhibit them at a stronger level and with more consistency.
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But linger a while in front of her paintings, with their blocked-in figures and wildly inverted perspectival lines, and both influences will ring true.
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"I draw every day about things that have actually happened to me, which I guess is why they ring true to other people," Andrew tells Refinery29.
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For many Americans, especially those disillusioned with Washington, a jeremiad over the imminent threat to all of America from Mr Trump simply does not ring true.
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Google Docs, a web app that many people rely on for their work, runs surprisingly well, though that may not ring true for all desktop sites.
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The celebrated novelist Chinua Achebe's defence of writing in English, rather than his native Igbo, would ring true today whether spoken by politician or pop star.
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A former confidant of Mr Mattis says Bob Woodward's recent depiction of him deriding the president as "a fifth or sixth grader" does not ring true.
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Yesterday, Jim and I shared with you the parts of Michael Wolff's book that ring true based in our conservations with many of the same sources.
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In-suite Picassos, massive crystal chandeliers at every turn (there are almost 500 of them!), and Versace tableware quite possibly make this bold statement ring true.
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Then I think she would listen to the way he spoke about women, and I think that sort of subtext would not ring true with her.
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I really like that Margot and I, we don't start out with some kind of knee-jerk, immediate rivalry, because that wouldn't ring true to me.
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For me, Tanner's words ring true: Pulling my hair out is pleasurable—self-soothing, almost, like biting your nails or twirling your hair when you're nervous.
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And yet something doesn't ring true to me in the idea that this episode is another example of my country just being male-run, sexist Italy.
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But here's one that might ring true: Despite all of T-Mobile's innovation and growth, it's still much smaller than AT&T and Verizon, which dominate.
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The script, which he wrote with Alex Lipschultz and Musa Syeed, was inspired by Mr. Lustig's experiences, and the actors are nonprofessionals whose performances ring true.
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The 2010 film The Social Network was almost entirely made up out of whole cloth, but one point made early in the film continues to ring true.
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When I hear and read what Donald Trump and his supporters – and even other Republican candidates, too – say about Muslims, it just doesn't ring true to me.
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The character's intense loneliness and fear of failure will ring true to anyone who's ever gone out on a limb to reach for bigger and better things.
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And for the most part, the statement appeared to ring true, as a procession of A-listers honored Murray's career and stayed far away from political barbs.
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And that's when the abusive nature of Harley's relationship with the Joker, which I didn't understand when I saw it in childhood cartoons, began to ring true.
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"Oh, that's a nice song," doesn't exactly ring true as a typical Game of Thrones line, but maybe Arya's busy stabbing someone with Needle when it happens.
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" Grant Reeher, the director of the Campbell Public Affairs Institute at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University, said the criticism of Gillibrand "doesn't ring true to me.
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Khaled's catchphrases are ones people want to share with their friends; his hijinks are worth talking about; his motivational speeches are broad enough to always ring true.
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Goya's riffs on human foibles continue to ring true, while the issues that compelled Spero to create some her most provocative work never cease to trouble us.
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The Moroccan writer-director Maryam Touzani, making her fiction feature debut, creates a persuasive, intimate world, and while she edges close to sentimentalism, the feelings ring true.
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For now, however, the words of the anonymous listener who shared her poignant story continue to ring true for fellow Manx women who've faced the same obstacles.
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Team Sky chief Dave Brailsford and British Cycling's former technical director Shane Sutton, whose evidence Cooke said did not "ring true", also gave evidence to the committee.
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His 10 trusty rules are still passed around on Wall Street and ring true for the current bull market, which marks the longest expansion in U.S. history.
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Including those elements are the things that make it ring true and also strangely gets a lot of people asking if they can have one for their kid.
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"I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, [wo]man" — the lyrics from one of her brother-in-law Kanye West's songs — certainly ring true for the youngest Jenner.
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But in creating an orderly horizontal sequence of pitches, certain intervals — the vertical harmonic relationships between two notes played simultaneously — are distorted so they no longer ring true.
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Yet the repeated assertions by Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, that the middle class is being decimated and the economy is in decline ring true to his supporters.
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The fact that "No Scrubs" is simply a great song, a reminder of the toll of dealing with deadbeat men that continues to ring true to this day?
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While the line about the company being under-rehearsed may ring true, others are citing a culture war on the historic Bolshoi stage as reason for the cancellation.
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But the comparisons begin to ring true when you consider the reasons Britain is still a member of the European Union, almost three years after voting to leave.
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But that doesn't mean some of the aspects of the worldwide response to the disease don't ring true—or that they won't if the virus accelerates its spread.
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Brilliantly played by Parsons, the character is, above all else, a creature of habit and routine, which made his deer-in-the-headlights response to the Nobel ring true.
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The problem is that they're often repeated like an incantation, with little reflection on the extent to which they still ring true in America, and are still exceptionally American.
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The former staffer told me in a phone interview that she did not author the document, that none of the charges ring true, and that her signature was forged.
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Moser's anecdotes of the unpleasantness that she allowed herself as she grew older ring true, but recede in significance when viewed against the vast canvas of her lived experience.
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To those favorably disposed towards him, his Fox News appearance, and an earlier letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday vehemently laying out his defense will ring true.
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These words ring true — today especially — for Latina women across this nation who work just as hard as their male counterparts and simply want their pay to reflect that.
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It is often suggested it is about our access to lethal means, although to me this does not ring true because it implies the act is controlled and clinical.
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But in movies that feature big, big sacrifices or big, big losses, it doesn't matter the realism of the setting or characters, so long as the emotions ring true.
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Because Samuel and Miranda aren't real characters, when they settle into the quasi-symposium that in Aciman's worldview is the natural prelude to sex, their rapport doesn't quite ring true.
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If the concerns below ring true, use some of these strategies to be proactive in protecting your kids -- they'll make your kid safer and help you feel a lot better.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — In your own experience as a young person growing up today, does Mr. Brooks's understanding of your generation ring true for you?
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But it didn't ring true almost from the get-go ... Rob began posting pics of baby mama Blac Chyna, tweeting that he'd never even met James, much less banged her.
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While speaking with her over the phone on a chilly afternoon, it became clear that even after a decade, so much of her first solo album continues to ring true.
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But the hair, the skin, and the nails don't get nutrients from the surface, they get nutrients from within, so the concept of things needing to breathe doesn't ring true scientifically.
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While in Sydney last weekend, Harry gave a speech at the Australian Geographic Society Awards, and referred to speeches given by his father almost 50 years ago that still ring true.
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Their experiences and sexualities often ring true, or at the very least are presented with a gaze that does not turn them into fetish objects for the pleasure of male viewers.
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" Later on, Brown said the argument "just doesn't ring true" and summarized a quote from author George Orwell: "All people are created equal, but some people are more equal than others.
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New York (CNN Business)In her most pointed comments to date about allegations of harassment at CBS, Katie Couric said the reports about the network's toxic, male-centric culture ring true.
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"To some degree, people may say it's fantasy, but it's going to ring true to people," the actor said of Black Panther's noble and accomplished profile and the achievements of his homeland.
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While Younger's boxing scenes aren't as flashy as those in Creed, they still ring true, and the very fact that the director isn't trying to show off with his camera is refreshing.
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While the original "Top Gun" was a glamorized, Hollywood version of the real TOPGUN naval aviation training, there are many parts of the original film — and the new trailer — that ring true.
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Though the script sometimes forces the whimsy — a scene in which the pair's clothes are stolen, forcing them to dress up in cowboy duds, is pushing it — the emotions always ring true.
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Today, those words ring true yet again, but perhaps not as you might expect on Love Is Blind, a reality show illuminating the way we form relationships through a bizarre social experiment.
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A Star Is Born's depictions of the music industry may not always ring true, but its central relationship, and the way that relationship is warped by the weight of addiction, never fails to.
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If any of these ring true – or if you simply want a brief new obsession — then Made in Mexico, a reality TV show premiering on Netflix on Friday, September 28, is for you.
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Blac Chyna has a serious hacker problem on her hands ... and if some exposed messages ring true, she's not going down in her trademark battle with Kim, Khloe and Kourtney without a fight.
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So they put this out, they say, well, this is why we were doing -- we&aposre looking out for you, we&aposre looking to protect you, but it just doesn&apost ring true.
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And so the idea that just because it's live makes it more valuable, which is also sort of the proposition that you're hearing from Facebook, doesn't really ring true in the real world.
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You know, the idea that you would bring someone into the US to do that and expose yourself to all kinds of potential prosecution and scandal, that did not ring true, for example.
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Skins told us that reality will hit you like a bus (sometimes literally) and in our post-Brexit, cesspit of a world, the soundtrack still seems to ring true for most of us.
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While no one would argue the Internet's incredibly positive impact on so many aspects of our lives, it is interesting to see that some long-held assumptions about it don't always ring true.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, Kingston's story just doesn't ring true ... that he met a jeweler in downtown L.A. in the middle of the night to settle a dispute over a $185k watch.
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"Their last major splash in the 1970s, the Franklin & Jefferson exhibit — it didn't fall on deaf ears, but it certainly didn't ring true with a lot of people in the museum field," said Greuther.
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I think sexuality is such an individual thing and the idea that everybody would like the same things and the same things would turn them on, it just doesn't, for me, necessarily ring true.
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Aspects of Bertram's story ring true for many women across the United States who have sought reproductive care from a Catholic institution only to find religious and moral beliefs prioritized over their well-being.
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While these accusations largely ring true, the current protectionist policies under consideration risk generating blowback for another important economic faction: large American multinational corporations, which play a significant role in driving the U.S. economy.
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Even his unlikely scenes ring true, as in a tour-de-force climactic episode set inside a rat-research lab in which three of the four characters present are suddenly incapacitated in different ways.
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Mr. Schiff's status as a credible, effective communicator who can speak to Americans in ways that ring true may be the most important contribution he can make over the next few weeks and months.
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Sandberg may have given this TED Talk nearly eight years ago, but the three pieces of advice she offers for women ring true today in her ongoing fight for gender equality in the workplace.
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Heidi Nel in Kate Pankoke Heidi Nel, who married Thomas Rosser on June 20, in Richmond, Va., knew that wearing white — specifically, upholding the tradition of white — didn't ring true to who she was.
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Her message, instead, was that Trump can't fix whatever problems do exist in America — and that even if his words ring true to you, he's not going to be able to follow through with actions.
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Arguing that abortion stops lives that are not worth living simply does not ring true for the doctors and nurses who admire and care for exceptional patients who are living lives that others would disdain.
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"Stranger Things" star Gaten Matarazzo has an explanation for Winona Ryder's bizarre facial reactions when the show won the Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series award ... the question, does it ring true?
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But as we approach the 50-year mark of King's assassination during a modern era of hard conversations around race, gender, and class privilege, King's words will undoubtedly ring true to those who truly listen.
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Some aspects of the comment ring true: Like Antoinette, Kardashian West grew up wealthy and in the public eye, far removed from the lower-class masses, but it's doubtful that was the implication West was making.
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" While what stands out is Woolf's raw and insistent classism, the line about the queasy undergraduate may ring true for those who feel Ulysses is hampered by, as Daniel Mendelsohn once put it, a "wearyingly overdetermined referentiality.
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Cummings's investigation now works in parallel with the courts' attempts to root out the Commerce Department's true intentions, meaning that one way or another, the administration may have to disclose whether the fears of skeptics ring true.
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These songs were written a long time ago, but feel very prescient now; how does it feel to revisit your catalogue decades after you made it and find that a lot of the songs still ring true?
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When Trump was a businessman in New York, many of his fellow real estate tycoons learned to avoid him at all costs, viewing him as erratic — an assessment that would doubtless ring true to other world leaders.
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The best way to find out for yourself is to speak with a doctor or therapist, but if these stories ring true for you, it might be a good time to make an appointment for some mental healthcare.
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With this very broad style of argument, Levin runs the risk that what he says might not ring true, and this is especially a problem in his characterizations of liberalism, which is obviously not the world he inhabits.
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This will ring true both to his own supporters, and to GOP voters who perhaps supported a different candidate but are amenable to Trump and believe instinctually that in an election, the person with the most votes should win.
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I overheard someone crack that CAA—the agency representing Tebow and organizing his showcase—should really be called "CIA" for its premium on secrecy and while that might ring true normally, it most certainly was not the case here.
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"Your claim to promote freedom of speech does not ring true," Waters said, adding that it seems like Zuckerberg believes he's above the law and that such concerns raise a "serious discussion" about whether Facebook should be broken up.
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But these same employees also tended to report more emotional exhaustion — one of the symptoms of burnout — than those who had fewer of these friendships, a finding that should ring true to anyone who's had a good work friend.
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But it also opens up a new line of attack against him that doesn't quite ring true; though the voters in the ad argue that he couldn't beat Mr. Trump, Mr. Sanders narrowly leads the president in many polls.
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That would almost certainly ring true to Andrew Puzder, the chief executive of the restaurant company behind Hardee's and Carl's Jr. Puzder has not officially been named as labor secretary, but a source said he would be nominated by Trump.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In an attack on Germany, U.S. President Donald Trump's top trade adviser said the euro was "grossly undervalued", a charge which may ring true for the German economy but not for the 19-member currency zone as a whole.
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Yet, despite mostly fine work from the actors — my main quibble is with Ms. Davis's Lyssa, who, despite a streak of gray in her hair, seems too young — the characters' relationships to one another are too thinly sketched to ring true.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Anti-Trump Republicans Move to Deny Nomination" (front page, March 3): The soothsayer's warning to Julius Caesar, "Beware the Ides of March," may ring true to the present-day Republican establishment, bent on stopping Donald Trump.
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These tales of "utilization review" (the industry's suitably anodyne term for questioning your health care choices) ring true when I reflect on the time I've logged on the other side of the phone and fax machine, advocating for my patients.
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TED WILLIAMS, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, there&aposs absolutely really nothing that does not ring true Harris but I can tell you the community itself is very engaged, every man woman and child that I&aposve run into and bringing Mollie home.
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With his co-directors, Aaron Jungels and Dorothy Jungels, Mr. Ros has given unique form to an American immigrant saga that will ring true to anyone whose family originated in a galaxy far, far away — which is where all immigrant families come from.
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These are the kind of details that ring true not just to people who grew up in the same kinds of families as Eddie Huang, but also to those of us who didn't, and who enjoy getting a glimpse into someone else's world. Hulu.
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"Family Man," which deals with her divorce, and "Everything to Feel Something," which details her breakdown during Sheezus along with the bad personal choices she made during that period, especially ring true to the brutally self-aware and incredibly beautiful music Lennon explored as he matured.
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"The key thing that I took away from those stories is that a lot of the quotes and a lot of the factual situations that he relates do not ring true based on my 28 years of experience in the FBI," Gomez said in an interview.
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On one of the cringier episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm, a Girl Scout is selling Larry David cookies at his home when she gets her first period; she knows what has happened almost immediately, which was the only part of the exchange that didn't ring true.
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Of all the perfunctory quotes spooned out to reporters after Gennady Golovkin defended his middleweight titles against Daniel Jacobs at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, one continues to ring true days after Triple-G's tightly-contested unanimous decision win (114-113, 115-112, 115-112).
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It's a story that doesn't ring true to Marshall — or, eventually, to Sam Friedman (Josh Gad), the Bridgeport insurance lawyer who argues the case with Marshall's counsel — yet arouses a more insidious bigotry than in the South, as wealthy families begin to dismiss their black servants.
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You can see how this would ring true with a teenager, but it's nowhere near as chilling as the idea of everyone becoming the same, talking the same way, thinking the same way, without originality — the kind of thing that sounds a whole lot like high school.
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But his definition didn't ring true to many people watching, nor did it fully align with what his classmates at Georgetown Prep have reportedly said about what "boof" and "Devil's Triangle" mean and how the terms were used when Kavanaugh was in high school in the early '80s.
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When Sanders speaks about this issue with passion and principle, in way that is difficult for Hillary Clinton (given her ties to big money through fund raising, speech-making and the Clinton Foundation), his arguments ring true with many Americans, including centrists, who feel this is a fundamental issue.
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The accolades for America's just departed 41st president are rolling in, and so many ring true about a man who unselfishly served his country for decades — and who shared a few hours of his life with me in the twilight of his career. Decent. Humble. Prudent. Pragmatic. Accomplished.
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While all these things ring true, going to B-school requires shelling out Big Bucks and dedicating a few years of your life to hitting the books, attending classes, and breaking your back completing dissertations — which to some people might seem like a Very Bad Idea™ indeed.
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While hordes of Mr. Robot fans are still trying to comprehend the countless theories that have stemmed from last week's two-hour premiere — Vulture's take may still frustratingly ring true — this week's episode might have tipped its hat toward a major plot line having to do with one character: Ray.
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In his handling of the Wolff book -- the legal action, the White House statement, the tweets -- President Trump not only seems to be choosing the Nixonian way of handling criticism but is also effectively selling copy after copy of a book he despises by making the most salacious excerpts ring true.
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I put that together and thought that this conventional wisdom that, of course it would be just the way it's always been — that these flavors of the month would emerge but then fade, and the voters would eventually fall back on an establishment figure — it just didn't ring true to me.
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And when my nomination to the Supreme Court was just about to be voted on, at a time when I'm called evil by a Democratic member of this committee, while Democratic opponents of my nomination say people will die if I'm confirmed, this onslaught of last-minute allegations does not ring true.
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But Matthew Feldman of Teesside University in the UK says the country, at this moment, has an "acceptance of anti-Muslim discourse that we would find absolutely noxious if it was about someone from an ethnic minority or other religious background" — a claim that will ring true to anybody familiar with Britain's public conversation.
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Even for those with full coverage, this choice may still ring true if they are attempting to manage lower monthly premiums with high deductible plans, where they wind up paying significantly higher upfront costs when it's time to fix a chipped tooth or make a trip to the emergency room for a broken arm.
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His comments last week that he did not learn the likely casualty toll of a US attack until 10 minutes before it was due to start did not ring true to many observers given the detail of pre-action briefings offered by the Pentagon to presidents as they weigh up their options in times of crisis.
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In parts the dialogue seems unnatural (it does not ring true that Adam's future-wife would introduce herself to his son, whose mother died shortly after he was born, with "I think you'd better call me mum") while some decisions border on corny (rewind sound effects convey a flashback scene) and should have been avoided altogether.
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It's no secret that sexism and ageism continue to be very real obstacles in our professional growth, and yes, despite some minor strides in pay equity between men and women over the past five years (the pay gap is down 2.7% since 2016), many of those "clichés" still ring true: As men age, they're seen as more competent at work, more distinguished, better compensated, and more valued.
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Video: 20th Century Fox/YouTube The thing that was just remarkable, when you talk to those people, is both how far it's come [...] yet you still hear women in general, and women of color in particular, talking about feeling invisible, and getting a lot of energy from this story, because even though it took place 60 or 70 years ago, a lot of the things that they're experiencing still ring true to them.
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As I close my eulogy of our 2015 net neutrality rules, carefully crafted rules that struck an appropriate balance in providing consumer protections and enabling opportunities and investment, I take ironic comfort in the words of then Commissioner Pai from 2015, because I believe this will ring true about this Destroying Internet Freedom Order: I am optimistic, that we will look back on today's vote as an aberration, a temporary deviation from the bipartisan path, that has served us so well.
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McPhee's reliance on and reverence for these benignly ruthless guides will ring true to anyone fortunate enough to have worked with meticulous, devoted editors like them, as will the desire to pass along to the next generations, medieval-guild fashion, the tradecraft he learned from their incisive comments — as Zinsser did with us undergraduates; as I do with Atlantic authors, trying to be at once relentless inquisitor and relentless champion, and with my own writing students; as McPhee has done, comma by comma, for more than four decades, with the "half a thousand Princeton students" who are among the book's dedicatees.
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