Sentence examples for listener more from inspiring English sources
The music surrounds the listener more than it attacks, creating an as pleasant and soothing listening experience involving a metal record in recent memory.
He was kid-like and curious, an utterly engaged listener, more interested in the details of my life than in talking about his own.
It didn't work particularly well: a listener more taken with the "Thamos" borrowings than with "Zaide" might have wished that the pit band, Concerto Köln, had played a symphonic concert instead.
My limited experience of him is that he is far more considered, a better listener, more erudite and genuinely warmer than the caricature his enemies (yes, aided, occasionally, by his own take-no-prisoners public bluster) will sketch.
To go by his ebullience (no amp-ravaged listener more than a pace away could hope to discern actual words), Richards seemed to know some of the guests and to be treating those whom he did not know as though he might have met them before.
In filming a conversation, the director may turn the camera from one speaker to the other, thus animating the scene with movement and showing the expression of the speaker, or listener, more closely than would be possible with a static two shot.
These are the questions pondered by the members of St Kilda Beach drumming circles, and also a group of Japanese scientists in 2011, who found that listening to certain kinds of music can make listeners more altruistic.
But the station hopes to attract new listeners more accustomed to the public radio sensibility and online listening.
For listeners more devoted to the Western sacred canon, highlights include Brahms's "German Requiem," with the accomplished young British conductor Daniel Harding and the Dresden Staatskapelle (Oct.
In the end, someone like Dave Ramsey probably has more effect on American consumption than ascetics like Weber because he offers listeners more than just a lifetime of stinting.
Art was taking a step back, as social, spiritual and economic changes in the 20th century were making listeners more aware of their individuality and independence.
