Sentence examples for clear listening from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huebert described this polar station, bristling with antennas and far from urban radio pollution, as "a very clear listening point, like going to the top of a hill".

She said: "Nobody is very clear, listening to the reports, what is actually going on.

It is clear listening to Froome that the Spaniard is still the rival he benchmarks himself against, and regardless of Contador's possible distractions the Team Sky leader will have to recover his 2013 form if he is to beat him.

It is quite clear listening to Sean Dyche talk about his striker in his post-match interview that he's managed to get the player to focus once again on keeping Burnley in the Premier League.

Try to make it clear, and use emphasis to make a point more clear Listen carefully to what the other person replies; reply only when he/she finishes (not when you think he/she finished).

"The message to the government couldn't be clearer, listen to the doctors, listen to the BMA, above all, listen to the patients of England," he said.

As the mist clears, listen out for the shrieks of bottle-green ring-necked parakeets – interlopers from India – as they fly into the park to feed.

Should an atheist steer clear of listening to them for fear of religious conversion by stealth?

"What's clear in listening to him and his flow patterns and the choices he's making musically is, his greatest influences come from elsewhere," Mr. Caramanica said.

"Oncologists care deeply for their patients," said Kathryn I. Pollak, the first author of the study and a social psychologist at Duke. "It's clear from listening to the tapes".

Kelton's account of his work with donors made it clear that listening to donors and understanding what they are interested in, is as important as talking.