Sentence examples for listeners for it from inspiring English sources
In the 1930's, Mr. Trout's voice was familiar to CBS listeners, for it was he who made introductory remarks before President Roosevelt's radio talks.
Free speech is supposedly the essence of American democracy and opportunity, but it actually requires listeners for it to have any impact.
So one of the catchiest pop songs of all time reproaches itself for its likability and its listeners for liking it: "I feel stupid and contagious".
Digital Spy's Nick Levine gave the song a rating of four stars out of five, and wrote that the song makes the listener as "up-for it" as Rihanna herself; he went on to say that "S&M" consists of "ear-frotting" hooks, synths and pounding beats.
For listeners, it dominates because it's pre-installed on iPhones and iPads, it offers pretty much every podcast there is, and its user experience is simple and consistent with other Apple iOS apps.
For anyone who's new to the Philharmonia – or for seasoned listeners for that matter – it's a fantastically immersive experience that creates, via an iPad, something new in the field of classical music interactivity.
Forgiveness — that warm reverberance that can mask minor intonational and ensemble flaws — is for concert halls, and listeners love them for it.
Człowieczy Los warns against expecting destiny to provide happiness and encourages listeners to work for it themselves.
"So, Rukmini, where exactly is Mosul?" is the kind of thing that Barbaro would not be afraid to ask, and his listeners are grateful for it.
So congratulations to Ralph Vaughan Williams, and if you're one of the Classic FM listeners who voted for it I can see your point.
As Rebecca Mead put it in an August Cultural Comment, " 'So, Rukmini, where exactly is Mosul?' is the kind of thing that Barbaro would not be afraid to ask, and his listeners are grateful for it".
