Sentence examples for listener care from inspiring English sources

Why should the average "Raspberry Beret is cool" kind of listener care about Prince's unreleased tunes?

Why should you, the innocent music listener, care about this?

The second step is to present the truth without ideological baggage or spin, but in terms that speak to the purposes the listener cares most about.

It's typically impossible to determine whether they are telling the truth about themselves or simply the truth about their environment, and it's never been clear whether listeners care.

Writing so directly about the John-Taupin partnership is a gamble; it presumes that listeners care about hit makers' bygone times and don't mind feeling their own age.

Singers who can internalize this madness enough to make listeners care about the fruitcakes they portray are both crucial and rare, but Lauren Flanigan has proved her ability to do that time and again.

But in the context of mainstream country music, which typically requires fat-free albums packed with potential hits, "The Weight of These Wings" seems like both a protest against business as usual and a power play: Lambert is justifiably confident that listeners care enough to follow her through twenty-four songs, many of them rather contemplative, without a single big-name guest star.

Similar to Spotify's Release Radar, The Drop will also focus on new releases from artists its listeners care about.

When I asked Rogers if he felt that the record was exploiting sensitive topics like race and poverty, he defended the premise as a commentary on the culture of authenticity that surrounds dance music, or the sense that music listeners care more about the narrative behind a record from than what it sounds like.

I'm not sure where Jack Schofield finds his evidence for listeners caring for sound quality (The future of UK radio, November 23).

The characters needed a more leisurely development to make the listener really care.