Sentence examples for chief listener from inspiring English sources
Forget silly-sounding Silicon Valley job titles like code jedi or chief listener.
The currency of this trust is listening, and one of the most interesting pictures to emerge from the book is that of the conductor as a kind of chief listener.
We're even hiring a chief listener.
If I had a nickel for every time an anchor, moderator, or roundtable chief reminded listeners of the growing percentage of times McCain has voted with George Bush in the Senate most recently 95percentt of the time in 2007 and 100percentt in 2008—I'd have
a nickel, or maybe a dime.
This air of detachment from his listeners' chief passion occasionally brings him in for criticism.
And Mr. Walcott emphasized his role as a sort of listener in chief, playfully warning that he planned to visit so many schools that the city's reporters would have to wear track shoes to keep up.
Despite Spotify's dominance among music listeners (its chief rival, Apple Music, has 50 million paying subscribers), Mr. Ek, the company's chief executive, predicted that "over time," about 20percentt of all Spotify listening would involve something other than music.
SmartPatients CEO Roni Zeiger, MD, Google's former chief health strategist, reminded listeners during the "Interconnected lives" panel that "conversations about data without stories are completely missing the point". Patient stories were featured on stage and in Medicine X videos throughout the conference, continually drawing connections between human-centered design and the people it serves.
The tradition of guest editors in the last week of the year is often unpopular with some listeners – giving Barclays chief executive Antony Jenkins control of the show sparked a Twitter backlash.
That gives it an "unfair advantage" in providing the right music to happy listeners, says product chief Tom Conrad.
Chief Justice Roberts said having to listen to music, all day long, that the listener found unpleasant could be more severe than being instructed that "you're going to be cutting the celery rather than, you know, baking the bread".
