Sentence examples for hearing as of from inspiring English sources

Between those little hints and the whispers we've been hearing as of late, yeah: expect new Macs on October 27th.

For instance, the McGurk effect includes one instance in which seeing video of a speaker pronouncing /ga/ dubbed with audio of /ba/ leads to hearing as of the /da/ phoneme (McGurk and Macdonald 1976).

But when he had no hearing as of January 1999, he filed a federal suit alleging that parole board members had violated his constitutional right to due process.

And sounds are among the direct or immediate objects of audition in the relatively innocuous sense that hearing a sound does not seem to require hearing as of something else.

The average wait time for a hearing as of the end of October was 675 days, which is a couple of months short of two years.

True, there is quite a lot of clumping and thumping involved, particularly when the boot reconstitutes itself in the closing phase and a noise is heard, as of someone rear-ending the car at approximately 25mph.

(As you've likely heard, as of last year, U.S. women were still earning 79 cents for every dollar men earn).

This is related to one puzzling question about hearing sound sources: How could you hear as of something you could see?

If we cannot exhaustively characterize auditory experience in terms that are modality-specific or distinctive to audition, and doing so requires amodal or multimodal contents, then we might hear as of things we can see or experience with other senses.

I don't know if he has heard as of yet, but I know that [Babyface], has heard it and he liked it.

Thus, it's still premature to conclude much about the electoral impact of last night's speech by Sarah Palin, and obviously we have not yet heard (as of this writing) from John McCain himself.