Sentence examples for listen poorly from inspiring English sources

They fail to listen, or listen poorly and without conviction.

The reason for that failure is deceptively simple: We're taught from an early age to listen poorly, said Helen Meldrum, associate professor of psychology at Bentley University in Massachusetts.

Many of the snarky blogs that follow Internet businesses, countless online industry watchers, and most current AOL employees listened poorly or with their usual confirmation bias and, thus, took away from Armstrong's remarks on the Ad Age video and from his subsequent personnel moves and communications something to reinforce their own prejudices, fears, and shallow thinking.

His next theatrical film, 1989's Listen to Me, performed poorly at the box office.

Her interest in policy was piqued by "listening to how poorly science is interpreted, both by the media and politicians.

He has suggested that populism could actually be a sign of health as the structures of the traditional parties make them poorly able to "listen to the people" in the same manner that the Progress Party may.

Candidates who jump to improper conclusions, fail to listen or are overly opinionated fare poorly because such behavior undermines teams.

When people talk, they sound like a poorly tuned AM radio station, so when I listen I have to concentrate pretty hard.

Every Poll has me winning BIG.If you listen to dopey Karl Rove, a Trump hater, on @oreillyfactor, you would think I'm doing poorly.

People who start to treat you poorly as you gain weight should be talked to; those who won't listen can be ignored or avoided.

I could forgive the Royals for playing poorly and losing, and their radio broadcast team was so good that I would listen attentively regardless of who won.