Sentence examples for in the listener from inspiring English sources

Riordan decided to engineer the concert sound as "center-channeled" since Gaga did not use backing audio, resulting in the listener getting the whole impact of her vocals, when listened with a headphone.

These include many of the features discussed above with respect to our interest in listening to music that arouses negative affective states in the listener.

And, to a degree, sentimentality shows a degree of empathy in the listener.

He also says in the Listener that he is not one to boast.

Wyndham Lewis's review in the Listener is worth quoting: "He is a newcomer.

Furthermore, the nice/nasty risk modification is related to levels of stress in the listener".

In an impassioned article in The Listener, Protheroe was highly critical of this challenge to the BBC's editorial independence.

It creates anticipation in the listener, lifts the drama, arrests the ear, gets you ready – for what?

But through the bleakness and negativity there is hope; in hopelessness, Anohni's songs invoke empathy in the listener.

But music should evoke some sort of emotion in the listener; in my case it was bafflement.

In 1950, Green wrote a BBC radio talk, "A Novelist to His Readers," which was subsequently published in The Listener.