Sentence examples for listen wrong from inspiring English sources

Weiss, who is fifty-three, believes that most of us listen wrong; we settle for horribly compressed recordings on crappy components.

Hold the presses, stop business as usual, put down your remote control and listen wrong.

From the lyrics, and from the biography I gleaned from press interviews, I thought I'd found a kindred spirit: a speccy so-and-so who knew what it meant to wear the wrong clothes and listen to the wrong music and be caught in the school library reading the dictionary.

"The baby is coming, the baby is born, you're waiting to hold it in your arms, but you listen, something is wrong, something is wrong".

Following Mr Blair's comments, Mr Miliband said the party was "moving forward" but said the previous Labour government had "got some things wrong" and that he wanted to "assess where it got things wrong, listen to the electorate and sketch out a different vision for the future".

The danger is that people are likely to listen to the wrong part.In this section The end of the cash era Trust me?

The mind is not a single voice but an argument, a chamber of competing voices, and a bubble occurs when we listen to the wrong side.

"Oh look at that screen: I've worked for Sky for 20 years and they've spelt my name wrong!" Listen to the whole car-crash here.

So Ms. Williams went from clinic to hospital, doctor to specialist, asking anyone who would listen: What is wrong with my baby?

"I said, 'You're wrong — listen, we live in a free-market economy; next year, they'll want £10.' " Clearly, drawing blood in that setting was part of no medical protocol that an ethics committee would ever approve.

If you listen to the wrong people, the North American manufacturing industry is doomed.