Sentence examples for hearing produced from inspiring English sources

The select committee hearing produced a good deal more heat than light, and the most important revelation came from HMRC, not Google.

When her coverage of a 1969 abortion hearing produced her first feminist-flavored article, writers like Jimmy Breslin, Tom Wolfe and Dick Schaap urged her not to typecast herself, and compromise her reputation, by taking up with women's liberation.

He was even less impressed by the closest thing to a dramatic surprise that the hearing produced: a sudden accusation by Fried, late in the afternoon, that the Pythons were "guilty of coming into court with unclean hands".

But Mr Blankfein also struck a conciliatory tone, expressing gratitude for support from taxpayers and declaring that everyone in the industry has to "ratchet up their standards".The hearing produced no smoking gun, but there was much that looked bad for Goldman.

Still, Radcliffe told ScienceInsider that although today's hearing produced nothing she hasn't heard before, there were "some really interesting proposals".

That sheepish admission and others were about the only candid moments that the hearing produced, as it swung from Russian intelligence operations to Islamic extremists and even to a predictably useless interlude from Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who squandered his time with a distracting line of questioning that accused the companies of partisanship.

Those tweets, we've heard, produced a ton of content on LinkedIn, but not necessarily content relevant to the professional network.

With child-like intensity, Aleksandr produced sounds I have never heard produced by a flute, tapping and blowing his instrument to create new sounds for a new century.

While some may make light of the Birthers' quest to disprove President Obama's citizenship, a thorough investigation looking for things I wanted to hear produced this compelling piece of evidence.

And Canada, despite what you may have heard, produces its share of elite athletes.

Too many people hear "producing the same stuff more cheaply" as "producing the same stuff with fewer workers" and see mass unemployment as our fate.