Sentence examples for closely heard from inspiring English sources
The obvious risk of this approach, for the BBC, was that viewers who hadn't followed the controversy closely heard the apology without knowing what it was for, which might have increased Fury's vote, raising the possibility of him winning the contest.
Anyone who follows the space closely has heard this refrain time and time again.
Only when you examine it closely, and hear the lilting accents of some of the servers, do you realize that you've wandered into one of the few Filipino restaurants in New Jersey.
The air in question is the aria of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations, although Mr. Corigliano has deconstructed it so thoroughly that one has to listen closely to hear traces of it.
Ukrainian reformers will be watching closely to hear what Biden tells the president.
If you listen closely, you hear it, and that's the take.
Listen to it closely: Ain't you heard something underneath like a- What did I say?
Those who follow debates on budget issues closely have probably heard of Peterson.
Moreno had followed Sotomayor's career closely — when she heard that the first justice of Puerto Rican descent had been appointed to the Supreme Court, she burst into tears — and the two women have become friends.
Most Americans, even those who follow politics closely, have probably never heard of Addington.
