Sentence examples for listener need from inspiring English sources

Experiments have shown that a listener need attend to only a part of the information presented to him in order to understand all that is being said.

Chris Younie for 4Music wrote that Aguilera is "ramping up the romance and sexual energy" on "Red Hot Kinda Love", which will make the listener need to take a cold shower.

Heri Joensen of Týr contends that a listener needs to be confident in his masculinity to listen to such traditional Faeroese lyrics as his own "young lads, happy lads, step upon the floor, dance merrily".

Can you convey everything the listener needs to know through dialogue?

No matter what his listener needs or wants, Mr. Pallett sings, "I'm never gonna give it to you".

The amateur listener needs no key to the piece's arithmetical symmetries to sense Webern's delight in order.

The listener needs a generous ear when sifting through almost thirty albums (plus an even greater number of live recordings and compilations) made by almost fifty band members, but in his own, grudging way Smith is the most generous man in northern England.

And finally, the listener needs to know this information in advance of the joke, and without anyone telling him or her.

Granted, you won't get any extra power in the lows or feel that bass keep bumpin' bumpin' (this beat goes boom, boom), but you will get some added volume and that's all the casual listener needs anyways.

I also realized, however, that the listener needs a frame of reference to perceive the daily cycles, something that corresponds directly to the rotation of the platter.

But at the same time, the listener needs to feel like they've traveled the full length of three centuries of American life by the end of the an episode.