Sentence examples for broader hearing from inspiring English sources

Two performances of "Little Women" by students in March 1998 were plenty to persuade Mr. Gockley that the new work deserved a broader hearing.

Professor Reynolds says that Muslim scholars have asked that conference papers be translated into Arabic so that they can get a broader hearing.

Congress is scheduled to tackle the agency's financing issues and food-safety concerns as part of a broader hearing today of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

Although supporters and their opponents closely linked the two movements, temperance received a broader hearing than the efforts toward equal suffrage.

They defined a SRT cutoff that gave the test a sensitivity of around 91% and a specificity of around 85% for distinguishing between narrow and broad hearing loss.

Matt Prior thought there might have been an edge; Broad heard nothing and didn't appeal.

In truth, it seems that New York's exchanges have a broader complaint, heard in various forms elsewhere -- that Al Jazeera is insufficiently supportive of America and its war in Iraq.

The first song the broader world heard from the Beatles wasn't one of the pop-music gems that seemed to flow so effortlessly from the pens of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, nor was it any of their versions of American R&B and blues songs that were a crucial component of their early repertoire.

Others commented on the song's perceived aggressive tone and the vocal style, the broad genres heard and possible lyrical interpretations of the song.

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By using SRT, we have been able to disclose a broader perspective on hearing loss than by using stigma theory, and by including and comparing data from different parts of the world, we have been able to investigate cross-cultural differences in social representations of hearing loss.