Sentence examples for because of hearing from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "it would be the highest compliment to me as a composer if you had a spiritual experience because of hearing my music".

And I did it because of Joan Sutherland, while others did it because of hearing José Carreras or Plácido Domingo or Pavarotti.

I haven't seen a study, but if we're pushed along at all, it's probably because of hearing "So, when are we doing to have a grandchild?" and those daughters on Louie.

The performance of some students may have improved because of hearing feedback on previous scenarios thereby possibly improving communication performance; however, this would not have seemed to have had a significant impact on performance of 'readback' and writing down of recommendations from a senior colleague.

The guest appearance served as a run-through for their upcoming collaboration: It was announced hours earlier that Rose would be joining the Australian band on its "Rock or Bust" tour, taking the place of Brian Johnson, who's retiring because of hearing issues.

(Because of hearing impairments and the volume of the music, everyone shouts at the center).

Because instead of hearing the president and the press interacting, what you instead mostly hear is: "CLICK!

We used cutoff at the age of 75 because the prevalence of hearing loss increases for older subjects in 50 80% of the population [ 24].

I'm going to crush you on here because I'm tired of hearing about it".

Because people are tired of hearing politicians, and pollsters telling the politicians exactly what to say".

Two of them had to have questions repeated to them because they were hard of hearing.