This paragraph might have rung true five years ago; it is less convincing today.
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But this time around, that hashtag would actually have rung true: #itsjustadress; #itsjustasuit; #itsjustatrench.
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As countless viral Twitter threads, local news stories, and more have recounted, that promise has not rung true.
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Implementing these ideas in video game form was cathartic for the creator—something that has, in turn, rung true with players.
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There is something about Aeneas, with his mixture of heroic bravura and moral frailty, that has always rung true for me.
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And the same rung true in Malaysia at the weekend when Rosberg was spun around at Turn 1 and Hamilton's engine expired.
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This warning rung true in both 2014 and 2015, when two separate shooters who killed a number of police officers in Moncton, New Brunswick and Edmonton, Alberta respectively were tied to anti-government ideology.
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In fact, you don't even need to leave Ubisoft's own catalog: 2016's Watch Dogs 2 had some missteps but its anti-authoritarian ethos was always clear, and rung true across missions both serious and comical.
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Without a single conscious thought, imprints of the many occasions this statement had rung true in my own life activated somewhere in my chest and led to this instant visceral response, when all I'd wanted was to tire myself out with a stream of social media content.
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At the 2006 ARIA Awards, Midnight Oil's Rob Hirst called for more political songs; Richards told Simon Collins of The West Australian he saw great risk in writing political music, and would rather write music that rung true, so that "I can sing the song a thousand times after it's been written". Richards asserts he preferred to draw on everyday experiences than on literary influences. He also says that some of the music he writes is intentionally confusing. The band, and especially Richards, are noted for their perfectionism.
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"George Galloway "Should Che be an icon? Yes", The Independent, October 6, 2007 The Economist magazine has also pointed out how Che's post death photos resemble Andrea Mantegna's The Lamentation over the Dead Christ. Thus fixing Guevara as a modern saint, the man who risked his life twice in countries that were not his own before giving it in a third, and whose invocation of the "new man", driven by moral rather than material incentives, smacked of Saint Ignatius of Loyola more than Marx.Che Guevara: Modern Saint and Sinner" by The Economist, Oct 11, 2007 This rung true the following year in 1968 when among Italy's emerging new breed of Roman Catholic militants, named the Jacques Maritain Circle arranged a memorial mass in Che's honor and Catholic services were held for him in several other countries.
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