Sentence examples for able to hear a from inspiring English sources

For almost two months he did his show without being able to hear a thing.

You should be able to hear a pin drop from the tension that's created.

With mild hearing loss, one might not be able to hear a person whispering in one's ear.

You will be bombing so hard that you will be able to hear a lady in the back putting her gum in a napkin.

At the Place du Pantheon, if a passerby puts her ear to the ice, she will be able to hear a little moment of pop and crack.

You won't be able to hear a pin drop, to quote an old telecoms slogan, but you will at least be able to tell "pin" from "din".

In quieter moments you may be able to hear an unseen bellow attached in some way to the curtain that periodically wheezes and sighs melodically.

This is a well-written psychoacoustical study demonstrating that subjects are able to "hear out" a sequence of tones embedded in a complex acoustic environment of randomly presented tones.

She has to be able to hear how a transient despair differs from a deep and abiding decision to die.

"I can even hear the birds outside my window, which is something I have not been able to hear for a number of years and, although this may seem a small thing to an average person, it is a wonderful thing to me".

It was a poignant spectacle, indeed: that of a man present at a concert of his own works and able to hear not a single note.