Sentence examples for better listened from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has read Max Brooks's grippingly detailed science fiction novel – or even better, listened to the superb audiobook – will probably have a pretty good idea what kind of movie Brad Pitt originally envisaged when he bought the screen rights to World War Z in 2007.

On the audio track that accompanies this edition of the LP he described the group as "emotionally unstable young men with no inspiration and no place to go" and the record was meant to show those who held the city's purse strings that many people who had been written off and ignored would be much better listened to and appreciated.

"When he speaks, you better listen".

I'd better listen to something!

Do you wish you had better listening skills?

To avoid this beating, reader, "you" better listen up.

I think you better listen to it pretty carefully".

Monsignor Weiss said a parishioner told him, "You'd better listen to this phone conversation".

Rather than drown out calls for compensation, the basketball hierarchy had better listen.

MR. COUNSELLOR RAGINSKY: You had better listen to my questions and then answer them.

He lowered the reggae song he was playing to get a better listen.