Sentence examples for listen for instance from inspiring English sources

Listen, for instance, to this lecture from Judge Brown in her Latif opinion.

Listen, for instance, to this description of an East Berliner's academic lecture The sentences followed one another logically enough.

Listen, for instance, to the bombastic voice of one tweeter quoted in the Times: "Welcome to the 21st Century, Julie.

Listen, for instance, to the naïveté and ardor she packs into every simple "Oh" (framed by white pauses) in "Broadway Baby" from Stephen Sondheim's "Follies".

We should listen, for instance, to Rachel Moran, one of several survivors whose experiences, on the End Demand website, go some way to clarifying the difference between sex work and cleaning.

Listen carefully, for instance, after a peeved Hannah has told Iris, "I love you, but I don't like you," and you should hear, from the siblings in the auditorium, a collective, snuffled sigh of recognition.

And the only aim of the upper classes is to distinguish themselves from others, by the music they listen to for instance.

The lyrics of the pop music we secretly listened to, for instance, were "soft": "Assonance is assonance but a rhyme is a rhyme.

Listening, for instance, to Alan Clark and Kenneth Clarke talking on the radio about the arrest of General Pinochet in 1998, he writes: "Both have that built-in shrug characteristic of 80s Conservatism, electrodes on the testicles a small price to pay when economic recovery's at stake".

(This will let you listen to music, for instance, on your computer between calls).

Listen to Mrs. Headen, for instance, on the mother who can still work magic with poplin and pipe cleaners: "It's the special mom who wants to take the time to make a costume".