Sentence examples for expected listening from inspiring English sources

This is not the kind of approach one might have expected listening to Mr. Bush in the 2000 campaign, a campaign in which terrorism and Saddam Hussein were scarcely discussed.

Doing nothing provided a baseline value of 1.0 and juggling maths and word-memory (known from previous studies of human attention to be among the most mentally demanding tasks possible) provided an upper bound of 5.0.As might be expected, listening to the radio or to a book were the least distracting activities (with scores of 1.21 and 1.75).

As expected, listening to radio reduced the odds of justifying IPVAW in Madagascar (OR = 0.83, 99% CI 0.70 – 0.99) and Rwanda (OR = 0.80, 99% CI 0.72 – 0.72).

As we expected, L2 listening anxiety had a negative relationship with L2 linguistic knowledge and the use of L2 listening strategies.

The wise Confucian is expected to listen in silence.

Another 150 reporters in India were expected to listen in on the announcement via teleconference.

The Nationals are expected to listen to offers from several teams, but not until LaRoche signs the deal.

Ally Financial is expected to listen to pitches from bankers on Thursday as the government prepares to sell its shares in the bank to the public.

Fans were expected to listen to the radio and buy records and bands were expected to make records and tour to promote them.

Obama and his inner circle confidently expected to listen to a Clinton concession speech, after spending the day snagging superdelegate support to end the contest.

She's also constantly expected to listen to the travails of middle-aged white men enraged about what they don't have.