Sentence examples for cannot help but hear from inspiring English sources
The protagonist follows object of obsession to a gig, where he cannot help but hear her.
After all, people in Rumney cannot help but hear about the candidates.
John Papas, football coach at Buckingham Browne & Nichols School in Cambridge, Mass., said that players cannot help but hear announcers and N.F.L. players talking about the foolishness of playing through concussions.
Someone of Adam's constitution cannot help but hear in the earth a call to self-realization through the activation of care.
In closing, I cannot help but hear the echoes of those National Geographic editors who told me so many years ago, that all their diverse experiences came into play, informing and enriching their work as scientific editors.
And if I find genuine sincerity in his words and am moved, as we all are, by the evocation of the Palestinian calvary that has gone on too long, if I even sense, between the lines, how the man who has pronounced these words could actually become, should he wish it and should he be encouraged, a Palestinian Sadat, a Gorbachev, I cannot help but hear as well more disturbing signals.
As I think about what it means to be in world communion, I cannot also help but hear the call innate in communion.
Sometimes feelings are so visceral for heart mamas like me that we cannot help but sob when we hear that someone else is dealing with the fear and heartache we know so well.
One cannot help but feel good after hearing it.
I am a serendipitous listener as I cannot help but analyse what I am hearing, and feared that wall-to-wall Mozart might sound like a stream of innocuous but infuriating 18th-century gaiety: tum, tum, tum-ti, tum (not something you can say of Bach or Beethoven).
