Sentence examples for foreign listener from inspiring English sources

But the problem to judge by the guide, which was spotted on an office wall in the European Court of Justice is that Brits make their points in an indirect manner that the plain-speaking Nederlanders find baffling.Hence the guide's warning that when a Briton says "I hear what you say", the foreign listener may understand: "He accepts my point of view".

His challenge will be to persuade American and foreign listeners that he has an effective strategy to eliminate the threat.

And in Santo Domingo, like almost everywhere else, her foreign listeners quickly fell all over themselves in gratitude.

However unfairly, a plea that to English ears sounds like a principled call for transparency comes across to a depressing number of foreign listeners as rank hypocrisy.

It's a teen-oriented movie (the poppy score by local band Radwimps won't win over many foreign listeners) but it's clearly reaching a broader audience.

Most of the records put out by Klammklang are snapped up by foreign listeners, predominantly from the UK, Germany and the USA, with Russia a mere fourth on the list.

Today the astonishment the music caused may be gone, but the group's vanguard reputation remains, especially among younger foreign listeners, who came to Os Mutantes long after its heyday.

With the support of Mr. Loomis, the program stayed on the air and soon hundreds of letters of praise came in to VOA every month from pleased foreign listeners.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — It has become a recurring theme of Hillary Rodham Clinton's early travels as the chief diplomat of the United States: she says that American policy on a given issue has failed, and her foreign listeners fall all over themselves in gratitude.

But ethnic producers say that ratings services have consistently undercounted foreign-language listeners.

Our data conform to results by Mitterer and colleagues, who observed that the MMN reflects compensation for assimilation even for language material that was foreign to their listeners [12].