Sentence examples for hear to know from inspiring English sources

CAESAREA, Israel — The distinctive thwack of a golf club hitting a ball is all Zohar Sharon needs to hear to know whether it's a good shot.

By contrast, with Ford, it's precisely the open-ended and irrepressible curiosity, the desire to see and to hear, to know not just what conveys the essence of the story but to fill the movie with the stuff of life, that makes him an ultimately more forward-looking and contemporary filmmaker.

The fact that the Olympics are clearly so important to the NHL's wellbeing would have said all that any gay fan (or even non-fan) would have needed to hear, to know that the hockey world would not sacrifice values for dollars.

Reg Keys thinks of how hard it is to hear, to know, that it is your own son, the son whose body came home with 31 bullet wounds and continued revelations of how little ammunition the six Red Caps were left with when they were ambushed while manning a police station north of Basra.

No matter, as the key phrase "Cascadia Cup" was all the commissioner needed to hear to know he was being challenged over the league's miscue in attempting to trademark the name of the challenge trophy set up by fans of the three MLS teams in the Pacific North West.

I've said ring me any time, I don't mind if you need to talk to someone and that alone is a relief to hear, to know that there's people there to talk to, again, because no one else really gets it (Female, 30).

New York State does not require teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing to know sign language, an issue Mr. Sanders plans to address.

Everyone wants to be heard, to know that they can make an impact.

You have a right to be heard, to know that you are not alone.

"It took that hearing to know this was maybe something real," Jesse said.

I use my hearing to know where cars are almost as much as I do my eye sight!