Sentence examples for given listeners from inspiring English sources

Multiply his efforts by those of all the modestly-paid but dedicated journalists at NPR and you have a forty year history that has given listeners a deeper and richer portrait of America and the world than any other broadcast news organization in the country -- with or without offense, as Byron said, to friend or foe.

Which singer's high B-flat or which conductor's tempo is more satisfying to a given listener is no basis for a musical culture.

At a given listener-to-source distance, one "air transfer function" can be computed using formulae given in [22].

The way Jango has it working now, any given listener will hear an AirPlay song no more than once every two hours, and no listener will hear the same Airplay song more than once a day.

The songs are enriched by artfully casual performances — one false start, more than one pitchy note — that give listeners the sense that they are listening in.

"What we want is to give listeners a dynamic experience, to give people the experience of listening in a different way," he added.

She's giving listeners a rallying cry.

Certain soundwaves, the claim goes, give listeners a high.

But Wagoner "gave listeners very little to grab onto".

The medium, crummy as it was, gave listeners a modicum of control.

Abumrad wants "More Perfect" to give listeners a portal to the past — and into the Supreme Court.