Sentence examples for heard very much from inspiring English sources

We haven't really heard very much".

I wouldn't say they inform my reviews, but they might be one factor that helps guide me when I'm deciding whether to check out a place I haven't heard very much about.

GLASS FARM ENSEMBLE Swiss music, not heard very much in New York, is the focus of the pianist Yvonne Troxler's group, which mixes Helvetian novelties (like the world première of Luigi Laveglia's "Code of Light") with classics by such composers as Kurtág ("Hommage à R. Sch".

McQueary's testimony was forceful: when the defense posed a long series of questions about whether McQueary — who said he saw a child pinned against the shower wall, with Sandusky pressed behind him, his midsection moving, and heard "very much skin on skin smacking sounds" — had actually seen Sandusky's penis, McQueary replied, "You want to play games with words, that's fine, sir….

Q: You've talked a lot about inspiration, but I haven't heard very much about your business model.

The social factors of smart cities might be the most difficult to measure or engage with, which is probably why we haven't heard very much about them.

We do not hear very much about their overweening influence today.

"A criticism we hear very much in Africa," Ibrahim says, "is: 'Why Harvard?

You don't hear very much from them about the Sermon on the Mount, you don't hear very much about the teachings of Jesus on giving to the poor, or the beatitudes.

We also don't hear very much about internal political troubles in Egypt and around the Arab world.

Anthony, who left New Jersey the day before the Cooke-James showdown, said, "After that, we just didn't hear very much about him".