Sentence examples for better ear for from inspiring English sources

Has any writer ever had a better ear for American talk?

But while Schwartz seems to have a better ear for the Russian, her translation is often in the end less readable than Bartlett's.

People who speak languages that use tones to convey meaning appear to have a better ear for learning music, according to research published in the journal PLOS ONE.

While we are talking about gaining a better ear for language, I also want to invite you to read an article on listening skills, or how to listen to others who need to vent and be heard.

The success of the Brexiteers is to have a better ear for discontent on the street, in the factory or supermarket and to pander better to popular resentments and prejudice.

She did not produce any zingers tonight, but she seemed to go down better with the audience than Javid, not so much for political reasons, but because she's got a better ear for how her comments are being received.

While PCs for samples from TwinsUK, Korcula and Split were based on hearing thresholds for the better ear, PCA was conducted for the left and right ear separately in the remaining samples and the PC value for better ear selected afterwards.

Those who want to see more fiscal and social moderation can only hope that someone in the White House, perhaps his political guru Karl Rove, will have a better ear than Mr. Bush for what the public will tolerate in the environmental and regulatory arenas.

For those with asymmetrical hearing loss, the PTA value for the better ear was used in the validation.

For a Better Ear Implant, Yes," New York Times, Section G, p. 8, col. 1, May 29 , 2003

The expanded lateral upper arm, which has thin skin and causes no additional defects, is an ideal flap for acquiring better ear definition.