Sentence examples for hear to make from inspiring English sources

Put a lot of emotion in each one.' That was all I needed to hear to make it come alive.

Conrad once famously identified his goal as a writer as "to make you hear, to make you feel — it is, before all, to make you see".

"To use a pejorative word," he went on, the state is "censoring what they can hear to make sure they don't have full information".

Coach has an intuitive feel for what guys are thinking, what they are going through, and what they need to hear to make improvements and be successful, and he only gets better as he gets older.

I also plant something in the opening and bring it back at the end, the way Anton Chekhov advised ("If in the first act you have hung a pistol on the wall…"), and I search for illuminating details, as Joseph Conrad urged ("My task is to make you hear, to make you feel, and, above all, to make you see").

Mr Aamer said guards told him he should tell an interrogator "whatever he wants to hear" to make the torture stop, so he allowed a fake confession to be filmed where he falsely claimed to be working with al-Qaeda gathering intelligence.

On one hand, they're here to be heard, to make a splash and maybe make some deals.

A popular public official, he was heard to make the oft-quoted remark: "What this country needs is a really good five-cent cigar".

The Telegraph Media Group editor-in-chief, Will Lewis, is also concerned, and has been heard to make a reference to "these dangerous times".

"I've come here to get my voice heard, to make politicians realise that they are targeting the most vulnerable people in society.

Restate what you heard to make sure you understood it correctly.