Sentence examples for be understood heard from inspiring English sources

Permission to speak and to be understood, heard and accepted.

FLEMMING: Until we create our own voices and build our own platforms, we will never be understood or heard, because the media just isn't ready for our brand of life.

As one contributor put it: "Every time we look at a new model we have to think how much risk can we take and how much can we allow [a mutual providing a critical service] to fail?" The risks for the staff themselves need to be understood, the roundtable heard.

Some of the basic needs of the employees are still the same: The need to be understood, seen and heard by their supervisors.

Narendra Modi's victory needs to be understood beyond the two commonly heard positions we have heard these past few months leading up to the election.

A word, by definition, is a "sign of something, which can be understood by the hearer when pronounced by the speaker" (uniuscuiusque rei signum, quod ab audiente possit intelligi, a loquente prolatum) (Augustine De dial. 1975, 86).

However, it should also be understood that rather than hearing strained legal arguments that it has "forfeited" a right to enrichment, Iran has a need – as a matter of pride and dignity – to hear that under the non-proliferation treaty it has a right to enrich for peaceful purposes just as it has a duty to refrain from making a nuclear weapon.

"It has all been consumed, traded, downloaded, understood, heard before, sampled, learned, revived, judged and found wanting.

The demo stimuli have a fixed SNR of −4 dB so that they can be understood by all normal hearing and most hearing-impaired listeners.

Cameron is understood to have heard the Foreign Office's concerns with sympathy.

Mikel is understood not to have heard the alleged comment, which was relayed to him by team-mate Ramires.