Sentence examples for heard alone from inspiring English sources
As with Wagner, so much of the musical interest lies in the orchestra, often in extended passages in which it is heard alone.
The chamber ensemble's accompaniment, driven briskly by conductor James Southall, also seemed unrelenting and the voice carried the most expressive force when it was very occasionally heard alone.
Allan Kozinn of The New York Times had a different opinion: "Heard alone on CD it is harmless enough, but coupled with the film it does more harm than good".
Science-fiction writer John Peel considers the opening theme to be "one of the best TV themes ever written – perfect for the show and catchy when heard alone".
If you like Emeralds or Tim Hecker or Ben Frost or William Basinski or Grouper or Julianna Barwick or Loscil or Echochord or Brian Eno or anyone else who's ever made music that probably sounds best heard alone in a snowy wilderness, then you're going to love Anthem.
In another email Carmody said he "proposed" hearing alone the application to disqualify him, contending this was the "traditional practice" for judges.
Next, the researchers created a virtual version of the corridor to test how important head and body movements, rather than hearing alone, had been to the students' accuracy.
Without physical proximity, palliative care professionals know they cannot touch or smell a patient, but have to rely on sight and hearing alone.
Most music is best heard standing alone, free from history and political context.
The few non-military MPs, mainly from minority ethnic parties, struggled just to be heard, let alone hold ministers to account.
In West Michigan, though, the book put pressure on the people around Bell, who found themselves having to defend statements they might never have heard, let alone approved.
