Sentence examples for listened enough to from inspiring English sources

Mr Saakashvili signaled as much when he admitted that the previous government had not listened enough to the Georgian people.

I believe industries often don't listen enough to their younger employees.

There is no substitute for experience I believe industries often don't listen enough to their younger employees.

Mr. Donohue has gone on the offensive, calling Mr. Saunders a Beltway insider and a bureaucrat who does not listen enough to the members.

"If you're hungry or cold or tired or in pain, you have to listen enough to put on another layer or get a hot drink," she said.

In October, a group of priests sent him a memorandum suggesting that he was interfering in decisions that should be theirs and was not listening enough to them.

Instead, the focus has, until recently, been on answering complaints that Obama is soft and doesn't listen enough to the generals on the ground by offering up talk about shooting Osama bin Laden and the violent careers of drones.

The assessment had talked darkly about "radical feminist" influences and "a distorted ecclesiological vision," by which the Vatican seemed to mean, mostly, that the nuns were not listening enough to bishops.

S4C was also criticised by the author of a Serious Case Review investigating what went wrong with Ellie's care, Marion Davis CBE, for not listening enough to Ellie's views and wishes.

When we get too caught up in our heads and don't listen enough to our hearts, we often end up on the wrong path.

But in this campaign Dr Stevens says the politicians have done "everything people hate" - the Tories have used "lies, negative campaigning and sweeteners" while Labour "don't listen enough to those at 'the coal-face'".