Sentence examples for are generally heard from inspiring English sources

The curators and scholars are generally heard speaking with an echoey tone – like a priest's address in church.

Where an individual is alleged to have simply siphoned off money, the cases are generally heard; where there is a political element to a case, counsel are quick to point to arguments about justiciability.

The tenor John Aler is generally heard to better effect in small settings than in the large ones he seems to prefer, so this may be an opportunity to hear him at his best.

United supporters had the away end to themselves and as is often the case created more volume in the first 20 minutes than is generally heard in an afternoon at Old Trafford.

He said he's "generally" heard the concerns aired about Boggs.

Furthermore, returning birds were generally heard to feed their chick before recovery of the tracking devices.

Online, learning pronunciation is generally "hear a recording, then repeat it (to an empty room)." A new platform, Blue Canoe Learning, uses an established curriculum and machine learning to make things easier and more effective.

The orchestra, while including Wagner's "Siegfried Idyll," plans to play works by other composers who are generally not heard at the festival, Mr. Junge said.

"Alternative art" and "Wall Street" are not generally heard in the same sentence.

But again, if sound waves move, the corresponding sounds are not generally heard as moving.

The answer is that white women shouldn't write about shit they know nothing about, and also shouldn't be rude and talk over those who are talking in the same arena, but who are generally less often heard, and who speak from experience.