Sentence examples for know to hear from inspiring English sources

But residents also want the world to know — to hear again — that they are aghast at how hard, long, slow, confused, painful and obstructed by incompetence the road back has been.

The point of all this is that sometimes reporters like me know things, or think we know things, and need someone in the know to hear them out, and perhaps provide some guidance or a sense of where to go next — and, above all, why it matters.

"You know, to hear the pundits speak, it is some sort of Festivus miracle that Republicans and Democrats came to a budget agreement this week.

Yeah, I know you'd love to hear about it.

I wish I knew, and I'd love to hear what others have done.

They are attempting to draw attention to their pain in the only way that they know to be heard.

You may think you know how to hear, but that doesn't mean that you know how to listen.

I would really like to know, and to hear them fight it out.

You wouldn't necessarily know that to hear the Coalition talk about it.

If we don't know how to hear it, we lose some of the sense.

You would not know it to hear her, but Ware went to school with Florence Welch, Jack Peñate and Maccabee Felix White.