Sentence examples for getting listened from inspiring English sources
They are taking matters into their own hands and creating movements; they are getting listened to whether politicians like it or not.
Aka the "headbangers" as one founder dubbed them — noting that his biggest fear at this point is that "the full, totally cut-the-cord, independent UK [politicians] start getting listened to".
But the only other real difference--besides different personalities that has nothing to do with gender--[is] the women have a harder time getting listened to on the set.
"But after the Lee Rigby murder happened, requests from the Muslim population finally started getting listened to the officers were on their toes thinking there was going to be a riot any day, thinking the Muslims were going to kick off.
I'm feeling upset because I'm not getting listened to the way I need.
There are no hierarchical rules about who gets listened to.
The Doors get listened to a lot, and Hendrix.
But no, he's out there issuing opinions, which for some reason still get listened to.
He knows that warnings about terrorism are likely to get listened to now, rather than ignored.
The recreation and environment lobbies get listened to, but we don't.
