Sentence examples for capacity for hearing from inspiring English sources
It now transpires that the criminal courts in the capital will be closed or have a notably reduced capacity for hearing cases during that period.
Everything I learned while writing a biography of Obama tells me that a belief in civility, his capacity for hearing out the opposition, his belief in the necessity of compromise, is genuine and deeply ingrained in him.
For those without Beethoven's capacity for hearing music inside his head, these passages are best read with the music playing aloud.In the end Beethoven's life, for all its anguish and triumph, does not explain his genius, as no life of a great artist can.
Still, individual cognitive capacity might be relevant for hearing aid benefit during an initial phase of hearing aid provision if acclimatization has not yet taken place.
"But he has a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about them … Whether such deeds were reprehensible, or even whether they happened, was always decided according to political predilection".
Herdsmen rely heavily on shortwave radio for the limited information they receive, and foreign-aid workers told me that the Mongolians have a remarkable capacity for retaining what they hear.
Mary Spaulding Balch, director of state legislation at National Right to Life, said that scientific evidence related to the capacity for pain had not been heard by the Supreme Court, and that it opened a new legal question.
Like Whitman, another great poet of onanism, Thomas sees his body from a certain remove, awed and even frightened by its capacity for sensation: "Ears in the turrets hear / Hands grumble on the door, / Eyes in the gables see / The fingers at the locks".
"Most parents who have any capacity for empathy will melt when they hear something like that," Malkin says.
A is for augments -- people with implants that increase sensory capacity, like hearing, or change appearance, like breast implants.
Capacity excluded hearing aid use while performance included hearing aid use.
