Sentence examples for age hearing from inspiring English sources

I came of intellectual age hearing the author's sotto voce asides in the philosophy essays I loved.

One reason this kind of radio station can succeed in modern times is because if a record impacted somebody sonically in a certain way — I don't care if it's 1955, '65, '75 — a person of the same age hearing it today will have the same reaction.

In our digital age, hearing someone's voice can be a refreshingly warm experience! 2).

At 26 weeks of age, hearing thresholds in ISS mice were elevated across all tested stimuli (p<0.001), being highest at the 32 kHz and lowest at the 8 kHz stimuli.

Some tests were differentially sensitive and specific, depending upon the presence or absence of one or more of several covariates such as gender, age, hearing status, or familiarity with computers.

Polls show that a majority of Americans under 35, who came of age hearing from our leaders that enhanced interrogation was necessary and right, believe it is acceptable for American officers to torture.

If an infant at that age hears a voice speaking sentences but there is no face present, he may show a fearful facial expression and begin to cry.

Once again an unmarried woman on the cusp of middle age hears the steady ticking of her biological clock and takes inventory of her life.

The age, hear rate and clinical signs of heart disease such as jugular distention and pulsation, edema and thrill were taken into consideration.

The evaluation study of pilot medical abortion services carried out by the Center for Research on Environment Health and Population Activities in 2009, showed that only 15% of the 1,093 married women of reproductive age heard about medical abortion [ 14].

As you aptly noted in "Aging: Hearing Loss Is Common but Often Ignored" (Vital Signs, March 8), the use of hearing aids in older adults is abysmally low.