Sentence examples for listen directly from inspiring English sources

Poetry can often be quite personal; it can be very exposing to put it in front of other people and listen directly to critical feedback".

Ban, who last visited the territory in 2012, said at a donor conference in Egypt on Sunday that his trip to the Palestinian enclave was "to listen directly to the people of Gaza".

We would be remiss if we didn't remind you of the Tech Weekly podcast (you can figure out the frequency), which aims to enhance your world for half an hour: you can find it through theguardian.com/techweekly to listen directly or on an MP3 player.

Once again, as in 2014, there will be the possibility to listen directly to patients' or patient representatives' voices.

You can listen directly to the audio Global Drum Prayer here.

It provides a necklace pendent button, which works like a two-way communication device, allowing your mom to speak and listen directly through the pedant.

The promise to improve the reliability of ramps on buses shows that he's listened directly to Londoners who have contradicted the TfL mantra that everything is OK.

Even if I haven't seen a foreign film in a while, I find that when I do, it's only a matter of minutes before I make the adjustment that allows me to feel I'm "listening" directly as I read.

As reflected in the PESQ score, a signal with a compromise between the two is preferred if the purpose is listening directly to the output.

Findings underscore the importance of both listening directly to service users, and developing young adult supportive housing programming expressly designed to meet the unique needs of marginalized young adults transitioning to increased independence and self-sufficiency.

These were very important and our ability to listen was directly connected to how well we did on our course.