Sentence examples for have bad ears from inspiring English sources

If you have bad ears, use cotton balls.

He had big ears, bad breath (due to false teeth, heavy drinking and smoking) and a reputation for treating women as roughly off screen as on.

"Do you have ears?", "Do you have hair underneath?", "Do you have bad hair?

He was a strapping young man with startling gray eyes, but had big ears and bad teeth.

I was at a disadvantage because (a) I have a bad ear for music and (b) I didn't have access to a piano to practice on.

Delirium has bad outcomes.

It doesn't help that Betancourt sometimes has a bad ear for the ironies of her crusade.

"I have been boomed until my bad ear had pain," an elderly Bellflower man wrote Bellflower City Councilman Randy Bomgaars, who has been crusading for quieter streets.

I'm sorry, I've got one bad ear.

Goldberg explained that earwax contains many bacterial species and that antibiotics might have destroyed one or more in his bad ear.

She talked, glancing around the room at the other diners, but with his bad ear to her he had trouble following.