Sentence examples for better hear from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in the declining years of his hearing, Beethoven was known to play with a heavy hand, likely so that he could better hear the music.

Some of the other proposed rules deal with side impact safety, requiring ways for people to better hear electric cars and data recorder standards.

And certainly, at no other place can we better hear the cries of those who so desperately need us to succeed".

He used a mobility scooter to navigate the labyrinthine arts center and wore a pair of earphones connected to a microphone to help him better hear an interviewer's questions.

He wore headphones to better hear the beeping of the detector, along with a sturdy brace on his left knee as he plowed through shallow surf, sweeping the swimming areas where waves rip jewelry off bodies.

But here, it's a century-and-a-half and many architectural improvements later, and we gather in the old hall to better hear one another and to renew the appeal to better angels.

"Our voice is better heard with a district that is totally within the city of Austin," he said.

From Auden, as ever, an absolute - "no poem, which when mastered, is not better heard than read is good poetry".

The evidence was better heard than seen, through the ref link which captured the captain's jabbering at team-mates in the scrum.

But the thing about puns is they're almost always better heard, not seen.

When speaking to China or the US, would the UK's voice be better heard in isolation?