Sentence examples for hearing closely from inspiring English sources

The defendants, who have visibly aged since they were arrested in late 2007, mostly appeared to be following the hearing closely: Mr. Nuon Chea wearing the large dark glasses that have become his trademark; Mr. Khieu Samphan looking intently, sometimes with his chin in his hands; and Ieng Sary who seemed alternately to listen and doze.

Very often, the person may be hearing closely, but hearing and listening are very different things.

But it also guaranteed that one side or another would quickly be back in his court if that victory proved elusive, and so it was lawyers for the Democrats who demanded his attention this morning in a hearing that closely resembled the one on Tuesday.

After all, voice hearing is closely entwined with schizophrenia (with all the sinister connotations that this controversial diagnosis implies).

Then expect to hear how closely Apple has worked with [PowerPoint slide of Internet of Things partners], and of course how it works seamlessly with iTunes, email, iCloud storage and so on.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a closely watched appeal filed by the four major broadcasters against an online television service, Aereo Inc, backed by media mogul Barry Diller that they claim steals copyright TV content.

The A.N.C. disciplinary hearing is being closely watched in South Africa since, if Mr. Malema is exonerated, he may feel emboldened to thwart Mr. Zuma's bid for re-election to the party leadership next year.

DO: The other great thing that he was able to do that a lot of people aren't necessarily aware of, he was an extremely talented arranger and his feeling and hearing were very closely associated.

Attitudes prior to and subsequent to exposure to marketing of hearing aids were closely analyzed.

Most importantly, we found that hearing impairment was closely associated with motor deficits, a major symptom of HD patients [ 7].

The mutation in DFNA5 leads to a type of hearing loss that closely resembles the frequently observed age related hearing impairment (ARHI).