Sentence examples for heard would be from inspiring English sources

The fact that climate-sceptic arguments continue to be heard would be laughable if it wasn't so serious.

Though a few charities in Tanzania aid albinos, Kwegyr's efforts, if heard, would be the most effective.

Both worried the podcast – which was not yet complete, and which they had not heard – would be biased toward the alleged deserter.

I was flabbergasted and foolish enough to look for arguments to the contrary, until I understood that no advice I heard would be more intelligent than his.

She timed her visit to correspond with the arrival of a U.P.S. truck that she had heard would be making its regular stop at the store, hoping it might deliver some consoles.

Demanding that the Georgian leadership returns Imedi to its rightful owners, thus restoring its independence and permitting a voice of balanced journalism to again be heard, would be a clear signal that U.S. policy in Georgia will insist on development of the basic democratic institutions we so fervently seek.

The most likely sound you'd hear would be boos.

The more honest pitch (which you will never hear) would be: Yes, Latino amigos, we need your votes.

The first thing you'd hear would be something you'd never heard before – free jazz, funk, anything – but you'd want to know who it was.

If every actor were like Mr. Law, signed performances for the hard of hearing would be unnecessary.

Or the first thing we should hear would be some jubilant peal... from the nearest standing church.