Sentence examples for involved hearing from inspiring English sources
During imaging, subjects completed two affective challenges: one task that involved viewing facial expressions exhibiting anger, happiness or sadness and a second task involved hearing autobiographic sentences describing situations of ongoing significance that elicit anger, happiness or sadness.
Other well-developed areas involved hearing and muscle coordination.
While Said's contrapuntal reading involved hearing out the multiple voices within in a single author's text and between a single author's text and its context, here in some ways we see a conscious melding of texts to produce a similar 'counterpoint' -- however, in this case, the producer in many ways fills the shoes of both author and critic.
Many involved heard the police were preventing an ambulance from being called, and some that it was the police that had stabbed him.
Other hallucinations associated with alcohol withdrawal, or alcoholic hallucinosis, tend to be brief and involve hearing accusatory or threatening voices.
To be a poet involves hearing the voice of conscience, which precludes lying, even in the service of a good cause.
Perceiving speech might involve hearing ordinary sounds but auditorily ascribing distinctive features to them.
Informing the patient involves hearing as much as talking, listening as much as explaining and requires availability, time, space and an ability to listen to the patient.
While in and of itself, this root simply means 'to hear,' it is, we might note, conceptually linked to the notion of 'report' in the simple sense that receiving a report most often involves hearing.
A liberal account of this perceptual difference holds that perceiving speech in a language you know may involve hearing sounds as meaningful or auditorily representing them as having semantic properties (see, e.g., Siegel 2006, Bayne 2009; see also Azzouni 2013).
