Sentence examples for making him listen from inspiring English sources

His older brother, Brendan Jack Reynorr), is a dope-smoking college dropout with excellent musical taste who tries to further Conor's education by making him listen to albums by Joe Jackson and the Cure.

Michael tries a number of different things to help Deangelo, such as sitting on his stomach and making him listen to a Walkman at full volume so he cannot hear himself think, but none are effective.

She expressed her displeasure of rap music blared loudly from a Chevrolet Impala operated by the defendant Vactor by making him listen to music she finds more uplifting and pleasurable.

If his piety means anything, it should make him listen hard to Dr Williams.

Rance is a weak character and Maggie endeavors to make him listen to reason.

They had made him listen to the screams of other prisoners being tortured.

"And I knew I was going to be in the car with him for half an hour, so I made him listen to Frank Sinatra's rendition of 'That's Life' — did you ever hear the words?

"He said, 'I'm tough and I'm not going for no one.' And I took him outside and I made him listen to the roar, and I said, 'Dudley!

Ms Maddow also spoke about how she once cornered Bill Donohue from The Catholic League in an elevator and made him listen to the number of people she knew who had died from AIDS by the time she was 25.

"And I knew I was going to be in the car with him for half an hour, so I made him listen to Frank Sinatra's rendition of 'That's Life' did you ever hear the words?—and he caught it.

When they scream "Quiet!" and it comes out "Kwaiet!" or when they chant prestissimo things like "and the crackling of its branches makes him listen to a soul" four times in succession, the results are not, shall we say, salutary.