Sentence examples for had really heard from inspiring English sources
Let's be fair – I don't think many people in the press had really heard of him either.
I had to download a transcript to convince myself that I had really heard him correctly.
Teachers later told us the students had really heard our words and songs and loved them.
"In the old days, nobody had really heard of Qatar," said Abdel Aziz al-Mahmoud, the editor of Al Arab, a newspaper in Doha.
No one had really heard of the firm until it beat Martin Amis and JM Coetzee to the Booker shortlist in 2003, with Clare Morrall's Astonishing Splashes of Colour.
He commissioned album artwork and started booking shows, even though no one had really heard of Toby Lightman -- except that Peter Zizzo was working with her and that somehow she was connected with Wyclef Jean.
He appears to have reached a tipping point at which people outside the gated arthouse community have really heard of him – heard of him the way they've heard of Roman Polanski and Stanley Kubrick.
"Everybody here has an opinion about the French position, but I have the impression that no one has really heard the French voice," said Olivier Chereau, a banker at Société Générale's New York office.
He works tirelessly, producers incredible songs, and his writing credits range from Newton Faulkner to Ed Sheeran - yet nobody has really heard of him.
This is the first time we've really heard firm information about a possible release date for said devices, from a source as generally reliable as Bloomberg.
