Sentence examples for listener guessing from inspiring English sources

This is entirely nondogmatic writing: by juxtaposing moves from whatever era or style suits him, including various contemporary "isms," Mr. Tsontakis has created a gripping, picturesque language that keeps a listener guessing what will come next.

Latest album "Fade" touches on all four of those qualities and continues to keep the listener guessing.

Some of his transitions also are a bit abrupt, leaving his listeners guessing about who is talking.

Stories down the ages have depended upon tension and deferred answers to keep their readers and listeners guessing.

7. St . Vincent St . Vincent March 29, Denver's Ogden Theatre Annie Clark is a fabulous enigma who apparently likes to keep audiences and album listeners guessing.

In the end, however, listeners guessed only 3 of 120 songs tapped out, or 2.5percentt.

To celebrate, she held a Tweetstake in which listeners guessed how many followers the rapper would have by the end of the show (answer: 225,778).

Controversially, the show now features Snog or Yog, in which listeners guess whether the slopping noises they can hear are the sound of them eating yoghurt or French-kissing one another.

Listeners guessed correctly in only 62percentt of cases, which just barely touched statistical significance.

In 1999, Smyth and two colleagues began studying the gay voice, by recording gay and straight men talking, and then having listeners guess the sexuality of the speakers.

I say this is merely a lie of omission, telling reporters to *conceal* their viewpoints and making listeners guess where they're coming from (the audience knows that can't be nowhere).