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Everything just rings right with this film.
I am even in the class room scene...I am the girl that looks up at the clock when the bell rings...hehehe!
His acting range was the broadest and his characters were never quite as vaudevillian--Harold Lloyd's everyman persona still rings true 80 years later.
After the massive success of LORD OF THE RINGS it would be only fitting to continue the exploration of other dimensions as created by equally talented authors, so when it was announced that C. S. Lewis' THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDBROBE would be given the film treatment I was more than anxious to see what would come of it.
How many crime rings run by corrupt police officers have been thwarted by civilians (in the movies of course)?
35 years later, the signature songs still rings clearly in my mind.
Even with a story as fictional as Benjamin Button's, the message rings true.
Nothing within the musical scenario of "Times Square" rings true.
While Koo applied this framework to Japanese firms in Japan’s first lost decade of the 1990’s, it rings true for America’s crisis-battered consumers, who are still struggling with the lingering pressures of excessive debt loads, underwater mortgages, and woefully inadequate personal saving.
Beyond the dead or dying seals, penguins, and turtles that had the bad fortune of becoming entangled in plastic rings or nets, biologists are finding dead whales and birds with stomachs stuffed with plastic debris.
Rather, it rings of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
That rings truer today – more than 70 years later – than in his own day.
But for China, this distinction rings hollow.
US President Donald Trump’s suggestion that these surpluses are a byproduct of unfair trade practices rings stridently hollow.
Churchill’s assessment undoubtedly rings true for many United States and NATO officials today, as they attempt to coordinate an exit from America’s longest overseas combat commitment in history.
An anecdote in the report, which rings true, has Mubarak meeting with officers of the Third Army two years ago.
Sadly, the Kerner Commission report’s most famous line – “Our Nation is moving toward two societies, one black, one white – separate and unequal” – still rings true.
The leaders' commitment to the sovereignty of the masses thus rings false.
The counter-argument from multilateral-focused economists like me rings hollow in this climate.
Summits are a circus with many rings and acronyms.
And when a country – especially a country like Ukraine, which aspires to European Union membership – fails to bring the killers to justice, its stated commitment to democracy and the rule of law rings hollow.
A 30-kilometer exclusion zone still rings Chernobyl, leaving once-fertile land unable to be tended by local farmers.
Law-enforcement efforts would also need to be increased to detect illegal supplies and break up laundering rings.
The admonition rings in the ear of every slapdash undergraduate and corner-cutting postdoc.
But the argument rings hollow, because it fails to explain why regulations were needed in the first place.
Then Che's face flooded our lives, staring at us from T-shirts, banners, walls, and key rings, with a look as vigilant as those on the faces in the murals of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution.
A futures market for the complete market basket that consumers buy certainly rings with importance.
Just as killing continues to be celebrated in ritualized form in Spanish bull rings, illicit tribal feelings are given full vent in the soccer arenas.
Thus, the claim that the European Parliament directly represents Europe’s people and that the people have given the EPP’s candidate a direct popular mandate that the member states’ representatives in the European Council should respect rings hollow.
A Europe built around such a core corresponds to what I call a “Saturn model,” with a huge planet in the middle, surrounded by rings, converging sooner or later in the center.
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