Sentence examples for hear distinctly from inspiring English sources

From this vantage, the grim admonitions of anti-immigration groups are hard to hear distinctly; they're drowned out by the sound of cash registers.

Specific questions on physical and sensory functional limitations dealt with the ability to see newspaper print clearly, the ability to see the face of someone 4 m away clearly, the ability to hear distinctly what is said in a conversation with one other person and the ability to chew hard foods without difficulty, optionally with corrective devices (glasses, hearing devices and dentures).

The explosion was terrific and was heard distinctly for hundreds of miles around.

In a field crowded with Irish poets, O'Driscoll's voice could be heard distinctly and at ever increasing distances.

At times it could be heard distinctly, as a repeating cadence on a cowbell; more often it was unstated, but strongly implied.

The microphone crackled very loudly, so I don't think my speech could be heard distinctly, but no one seemed to mind.

And: "Just as China needs to learn more about the world, so does the world need to learn more about China," he said, in words heard distinctly — whether inside or outside the hall.

In the nature of the inscrutable opera, of course, not every syllable is meant to be heard distinctly, but if nothing can be discerned, not even the contour of speech, it is impossible to appreciate the piece's quintessential nonsense.

The voices above us could still be heard distinctly, but it was unclear whether that was because the Germans were yelling louder to incite their reluctant dogs, or whether they had made it past the wall and were approaching.

But most of those all-important words are heard distinctly, and the cast delivers them with style.

Even though each of the notes is heard distinctly--and in Bach the notes have a logic only slightly less formal than that of the Russell-Whitehead language the ear cannot always resolve their relationship.