Sentence examples for hearing to adjust from inspiring English sources

It's harder for old people who lose their hearing to adjust, and I've seen them being mocked or thought of as stupid – just because they didn't quite catch something.

Try to adjust to where a straight tone, without pitch wavering, is heard.

(I thought I managed all of my temperature control maneuvers fairly discreetly, though I still caught a couple of wayward glances when, in the middle of a Congressional hearing, I tried to adjust the switch on the battery pack around my waist).

Consequently, it could be difficult for a hearing aid user to adjust the volume to an optimum listening level as rotation of the volume control will result in either too much or too little change in gain.

I recently participated in a hearing study where I had to adjust my hearing aids to accommodate for background noise.

"Frankly, it's probably the first time that I heard about someone wanting to adjust the height," he said.

Bach's music is now so often performed on the piano that it takes a moment to adjust when hearing it on the harpsichord.

I'm a fighter, so when someone says "no" to me, I try to figure out what I need to adjust to hear the yes.

"You needed to hear and experience in order to adjust the equipment correctly," I would tell club owners over and over and over.

He adjusts what he hears to his existing store of phrases, typical scenes, and themes, and he tends to replace what is unfamiliar to him with something he already knows, or to expand it by adding familiar material that it happens to lack.

This results in a constant level of return signal received by the dolphin -- a good thing because unlike bats, dolphins are unable to adjust their hearing.