Sentence examples for class listeners from inspiring English sources

The music never reflected the concerns of or was embraced by working class listeners, except in the US, where listeners appreciated the musicians' virtuosity.

Be a world class listener.

They were world-class listeners, the Elizabethans and Jacobeans.

And the stories are precisely those that resonated most strongly with the middle-class listeners who filled 19th-century concert halls.

Over the years, as Monterrey's cumbia morphed into its own thing, a style emerged among its working-class listeners that is neither Colombian nor Mexican.

"He doesn't have time to listen to everyone, and Oatsie is a world-class listener".

He has a very clear, detached view of the world, and he is a world-class listener.

Mr. Ginsberg was a serious reader, an avid golfer, a staunch supporter of Israel and the ADL, a sparkling conversationalist who loved to laugh, and, perhaps most strikingly of all, a world-class listener.

The leadership scholar Warren Bennis was an example of a world-class listener.

Ply more than a few styles — some of them knowingly antique or not particularly associated with your skin tone and upbringing — and you're aiming at a special class of listeners: the liberated and studious, those who won't be herded.

It is a nice question, however, whether, if our musical culture fell into the grip of anti-expressivist formalism – in the future or the past – it would be appropriate to exclude ourselves from the reference class of listeners appealed to by such theories as those of Davies and Levinson.